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Nati Shamia Opher, "LAND e SCAPE" installation (2004), terrazzo floor tiles, plastic cord tie, Herzliya Museum of Art.
ARTIS GRANT RECIPIENT HomeBase is an International, community based, site-specific artist run public art project exploring notions of Home, founded by artist and curator Anat Litwin in 2006. Ho ... Read more »
September 21, 2010 | Artis Grant Recipient, Berlin, Ella Littwitz, Mahmoud Case, Nati Shamia-opher, Shiri-chaia Sandler
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Dor Guez: Al Lydd

Dor Guez, Al-lydd 9, 2010, b&w print,
ARTIS GRANT RECIPIENT The exhibition "Al Lydd" at the KW Institute for Contemporary Art presents new photographic series as well as new video projects by the young Jewish-Arab artist, Dor Guez. ... Read more »
September 12, 2010 | Artis Grant Recipient, Berlin, Kw Institute For Contemporary Art, Dor Guez
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Elad Lassry: Sum of Limited Views

Elad Lassry: Sum of Limited Views
ARTIS GRANT RECIPIENT The Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis presents a new exhibition by Tel Aviv-born, Los Angeles-based artist Elad Lassry. Featuring recent and new works, this exhibition wil ... Read more »
September 10, 2010 | Artis Grant Recipient, Contemporary Art Museum St Louis, St Louis, Elad Lassry
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On the Artists' Choices Projects at the Israel Museum in Jerusalem in "Linking the Past and the Present Through Art," in The New York Times, by Ariel David

Stephen White/Courtesy of the artist and Stephen Friedman Gallery, London
JERUSALEM — What do Marcel Duchamp’s readymades have to do with a Chinese mandarin’s robe? And what is the link between the crowns of African kings and a synagogue in South America? These a ... Read more »
September 7, 2010 | Ariel David, Israel Museum In Jerusalem, Jerusalem, The New York Times
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Elad Lassry featured in "The Mad Men Photographer" in The New York Observer, by Alex Gartenfeld

Elad Lassry, Two British Short Hair Cats (BSH), 2009, C-print,
At first glance, Elad Lassry's work can look like advertising. His bold, ambiguously retro genre photographs, showcased in the "New Photography 2010" show opening this month at the Museum of Moder ... Read more »
September 7, 2010 | Alex Gartenfeld, The New York Observer, Elad Lassry
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"Art That Prompts A Smile," Mika Rottenberg in The Los Angeles Times, by Sharon Mizota

Mika Rottenberg, Squeeze (2010), single channel video installation, digital C-print
Humor is often perceived as a no-no in art. But as seen at a number of area exhibitions, it's embraced by established (John Baldessari) and emerging (Ryan Trecartin) artists. Stored in a secure ... Read more »
August 15, 2010 | Los Angeles Times, Sharon Mizota, Mika Rottenberg