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On View
February 2016–ongoing
Staring Back at the Sun
Staring Back at the Sun: Video Art from Israel, 1970-2012, traces the development of contemporary video practice in Israel and highlights work by artists who take an incisive, critical perspective towards the cultural and political landscape in Israel and beyond.
January 31–April 28, 2019
Uri Katzenstein: YOU NEVER KNOW exhibition organized by ZAZ10TS and Artis, on display from January 31, 2019 – April 28, 2019
exhibition and events that spotlight Uri Katzenstein's artistry.
February 1–April 30, 2019
Orr Menirom Residency at International Studio & Curatorial Program
March 1–April 30, 2019
Tali Keren at International Studio & Curatorial Program
April 23–May 26, 2019
(Un)Commoning Voices & (Non)Communal Bodies
an interdisciplinary program that articulates and responds to the numerous themes, propositions and critical positions generated around notions of creative commoning and performative knowledge production.
February 1–August 2, 2019
Anisa Ashkar at Cité internationale des arts
February 16–November 1, 2019
The Collages Project
two architectural interventions by Assaf Evron, at Mies van der Rohe’s McCormick House at Elmhurst Art Museum in Elmhurst, IL and at Mies van der Rohe’s iconic high-rises at 900-910 Lake Shore Drive in Chicago, IL
Upcoming
April 26–June 15, 2019
Exorcisms
Roee Rosen’s first solo exhibition in Ireland will survey his practice from the complex perspective and history of the rituals and controversies around exorcism.
May 2–July 26, 2019
Elham Rokni at Iaspis
May 3, 2019, 8:30am-9:30am
Media, Memory, and Perception: Conversation with Artist Orr Menirom
A Conversation with Artist Orr Menirom.
May 5–November 24, 2019
Field Hospital X
Field Hospital X (FHX) is a mobile, international institution, established by Aya Ben Ron. The project is curated by Avi Lubin and produced by Miki Gov.
May 5–July 14, 2019
TEMP-EST
for her first monographic exhibition in Germany, Penny Hes Yassour will realize three large multimedia installations.
May 17–August 4, 2019
Ella Littwitz
For her first solo exhibition in Switzerland, Ella Littwitz presents a new installation alongside existing works about territories, borders, and identity.
May 24–October 6, 2019
Re Arising
a solo exhibition of Rona Yefman consisting of framed photographic prints, silk screens, texts, video and audio works, live performances and site-specific installations, focusing on individual female protagonists that she has developed close relationships with and collaborated with over the past eighteen years.
June 26–September 22, 2019
Mika Rottenberg: Easypieces
a survey exhibition of recent work by Mika Rottenberg, marking her first solo museum show in the United States and premiering a new film made specifically for the exhibition.
July 1–September 1, 2019
Karam Natour at La Maison
July 23, 2019–February 16, 2020
Chicago Works: Assaf Evron
In this exhibition, Evron traces how different forms of decorative design meander and meet as images across the world, accruing new cultural significance in each collision.
September 11–November 16, 2019
From the seafoam and clouds to the here and now
a group exhibition that examines how contemporary artists from Tel Aviv use the form, myth, message and image of Tel Aviv’s Modernist structures as their subject.
October 1–31, 2019
Syndrome of the Present
October 3–November 17, 2019
Transferumbau
a multidimensional artistic action based on photography, design and performance, exploring ways that an object can become a carrier of an ideology - national or aesthetic.
October 10–November 5, 2019
Gil Yefman at Elsewhere
November 9–December 15, 2019
Radical Link: Return/Asylum
Michal Heiman’s project "Radical Link: Return/Asylum" envisions the political, cultural, gendered, and psychic conditions of asylum-seekers.
Recently
March 15–April 14, 2019
Rendered Void
a solo exhibition by A.I.R. Fellowship artist Gabriela Vainsencher that questions archeology as a discipline and the narratives it presents, tackling themes of memory and erasure.
March 3–29, 2019
Shasha Dothan at Vermont Studio Center
