Shai Azoulay

Born in Israel in at 1971, Azoulay studied at Bezalel Academy of Art and Design, where he received his BFA in 2000 and his MFA in 2007. Additionally, he studied art history at The Hebrew University, Jerusalem in 2004, and art at the Minerva Academy of Fine Art and Design, Netherlands from 1999-2000. 

Recent solo exhibitions include Guided Imagery, Inga Gallery, Tel Aviv (2014); Good Eye, ARATANIURANO Gallery, Tokyo (2013); Frame, Frieze Art Fair, London (2011); I see darkness, Yaffo 23 Gallery, Jerusalem (2011); SUPERPARTNERS, Tel Aviv Museum of Art, Tel Aviv (2011); Woman Becomes Tree, Inga Gallery, Tel Aviv (2009); The Osnat Mozes Prize for Young Artists Exhibition, The Jerusalem Artists' House, Jerusalem (2007); Nidbach 11, The Jerusalem Artists' House, Jerusalem (2003). 

Select recent group exhibitions include Luck and a Blessing | Myth and Superstition, The Museum of the Jewish People, Tel Aviv (2014); Now Now, The Jerusalem Biennale For Contemporary Jewish Art, Jerusalem (2013); Formally Speaking (II): And what shall we do with Painting in the 21st Century?, Haifa Museum of Art, Haifa (2011); Rupture and Repair, Artist Pension Trust, The Jerusalem Artists' House, Jerusalem (2010); Wedding Ceremonies, The Museum of the Jewish People, Tel Aviv (2010); Constellation, Ermanno Tedeschi Gallery, Rom (2009); Cent Ans de Dialogue par l'Art, Bezalel de Jérusalem à Paris, Orangerie du Sénat, Paris (2009); Personal Landscapes: Contemporary Art from Israel, Katzen Arts Center, Washington, D.C. (2008); Open Plan Living, Helena Rubinstein Paviion for Contemporary Art, Tel Aviv Museum of Art (2008); Psychology of a Pawn, Participant Inc, New York (2008).

Azoulay was the recipient of the Legacy Heritage Fund Prize presented by the Tel Aviv Museum for young artists and the Osnat Mazes Prize in Jerusalem. He lives and works in Jerusalem.

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