Prizes in Art and Design from the Ministry of Science, Culture and Sport, 2007
Haifa Museum of Art, Haifa District, Haifa, 04/13/2008 - 06/14/2008
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Curators: Tami Katz-Freiman and Tal Yahas The exhibition of works by the winners of the 2007 Prizes in Art and Design from the Ministry of Science, Culture and Sport features artists who belong to several different generations, and reflects a range of trends, approaches and styles. This exhibition`s eclectic nature thus reflects the current state of the Israeli art world. The exhibition will include works created by the 31 winners in a range of techniques and expressive idioms: painting, drawing, photography, video, installation art, sculpture and design. These works are divided into five categories: Life Achievement Award, Ministry of Science, Culture and Sport Prize, Prize to Encourage Creativity, Prize for a Young Artist and Prize for Design. The works included in the exhibition address a range of themes related to current Israeli concerns and local life: the place of the artist in society, multiculturalism, the personal vs. the universal, the local landscape and its political resonances, a preoccupation with the body and with sexual and local identities in the face of globalization. Participants: recipient of the Life Achievement Award: Nahum Tevet; recipients of the Ministry of Science, Culture and Sport Prize: Gary Goldstein, Drora Dominey, Sharif Waked, Hadas Ophrat, Sharon Poliakine, Noam Rabinovich and Nati Shamia Opher. Recipients of the Prize to Encourage Creativity: Yochai Avrahami, Alima, Yossi Berger, Zvi Tolkovsky, Rona Yefman, Pesach Slabosky, Hanna Farah, Gabriella Klein, Guy Raz, Yoav Shmueli; recipients of the Prize for a Young Artist: Keren Assaf, Anisa Ashkar, Eitan Ben-Moshe, Guy Goldstein, Danil Gertman, Jan Tichy, Nir Evron, Aharon Ozery, Haimi Fenichel, Elad Kopler; recipients of the Prize for Design: Helena Blaunstein and Philip Blau, Shirly Bar-Amotz, Idan Friedman and Naama Steinbock.
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Curators: Tami Katz-Freiman and Tal Yahas The exhibition of works by the winners of the 2007 Prizes in Art and Design from the Ministry of Science, Culture and Sport features artists who belong to several different generations, and reflects a range of trends, approaches and styles. This exhibition`s eclectic nature thus reflects the current state of the Israeli art world. The exhibition will include works created by the 31 winners in a range of techniques and expressive idioms: painting, drawing, photography, video, installation art, sculpture and design. These works are divided into five categories: Life Achievement Award, Ministry of Science, Culture and Sport Prize, Prize to Encourage Creativity, Prize for a Young Artist and Prize for Design. The works included in the exhibition address a range of themes related to current Israeli concerns and local life: the place of the artist in society, multiculturalism, the personal vs. the universal, the local landscape and its political resonances, a preoccupation with the body and with sexual and local identities in the face of globalization. Participants: recipient of the Life Achievement Award: Nahum Tevet; recipients of the Ministry of Science, Culture and Sport Prize: Gary Goldstein, Drora Dominey, Sharif Waked, Hadas Ophrat, Sharon Poliakine, Noam Rabinovich and Nati Shamia Opher. Recipients of the Prize to Encourage Creativity: Yochai Avrahami, Alima, Yossi Berger, Zvi Tolkovsky, Rona Yefman, Pesach Slabosky, Hanna Farah, Gabriella Klein, Guy Raz, Yoav Shmueli; recipients of the Prize for a Young Artist: Keren Assaf, Anisa Ashkar, Eitan Ben-Moshe, Guy Goldstein, Danil Gertman, Jan Tichy, Nir Evron, Aharon Ozery, Haimi Fenichel, Elad Kopler; recipients of the Prize for Design: Helena Blaunstein and Philip Blau, Shirly Bar-Amotz, Idan Friedman and Naama Steinbock.
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