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Sofia Kisselov - Painter & Sculptor Sofia Kisselov was born in Cracow, Poland and comes from a cosmopolitan Jewish family. Together with her younger brother, she survived the Second World War. Sofia began to study painting and sculpture at the Cracow Art Academy and, after immigrating to Israel, continued at the Bezalel Art Academy in Jerusalem. Her work is characterized by many biographical elements which reflect a society in which cultures clash, merge and divide, finally breeding a new mode of being. The paintings reflect fractions of memories, compassion, suffering and particularly, a strong desire for life. Her context is both Eastern and Western, stamped by her Classical training and the Middle Eastern arena in which she lives and works. Stemming from these diverse and charge sources, her work emerges as a totally new and modern entity. Museum, Tefen
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Stefan Szczesny , Born in Munich, Germany, Stefan Szczesny studied at the school of art and design in his native town, and then at the Art Academy. Today he lives and works in Cologne, New York, Croix-Valmer near St. Tropez, and St. Lucia and Mustique in the Carribean.
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ELYAH: Eliahu Succot Education Born in New Jersey, USA, during World War II, Elyah majored in art at Rutgers University (NJ) and attended art schools, including the Art Students League and the San Francisco Art Institute of California. Exhibitions The paintings of Elyah Succot have been represented by various galleries in Jerusalem and by the ORA gallery in Safed, Israel. They have been exhibited in group shows at the Bourget in Paris, France; the Great Synagogue in Jerusalem; the City Hall in Nathanya, Israel; and the Romi Goldmintz Cultural Center in Antwerp, Belgium. Succot’s paintings have been in numerous art exhibits in New York City, New York; Denver, Colorado; Los Angeles, California; and Toronto, Canada. His artworks have been collected throughout the world.
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Susanna Chernobrova was born in Riga, USSR. Graduated from Latvian University; Drawing Courses with Latvian Academy of Arts; Correspondence Popular University of Arts (Moscow), Painting and Pedagogical Faculties. Worked as an art teacher in children art studio; a stage designer in Riga Youth Theater; designed theater posters and playbills; illustrated her own book of verses (1997). Since 1991 lives in Jerusalem.
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