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Gilead Keydar
Biography
Timeline
Born in Kibbutz Maa'barot, Israel.
Meimad School of Visual Art, Tel-Aviv.
Bezalel Academy of Art, Jerusalem.
Jewish and far eastern philosophy, Tel-Aviv University.
Working with Klipa Theatre as part of the Shades in Dance Festival-First Prize.
Havszelet Fund Award.
Ministry of Education and Culture Award.
Oskar Schindler Award, Kibbutz Lohamei Hagetaot.
Limited edition publication "Cotton Wall and Metal" edition of 12 books, in association with Lushei Publications.
Exhibitions
2001
New Diagrams; Tal Esther Gallery, catalogue.
2000
Private Wall-Israeli Art, collection of Beno Kalev; curator: Beno Kalev. Tel-Aviv Museum of Art, catalogue.
1999
Tivo'n Gallery; curator: Esti Reshef. a drawing installation.
1998
100 Years of Water Paintings Israel; curator: Meira Peri Lehman, Israel Museum of Art, Jerusalem.
1998
Kibbutz Lohamei Hagetaot Gallery; an exhibition following an award.
1997
Nehama 7, Cafe Naham Hosts Sarah Levy.
1996
Ministry of Education and Culture Awards Exhibition; curator: Nehama Golan, Artists Union Gallery, catalogue.
1996
Sarah Levy Gallery, from the collection, Tel-Aviv.
1995
Sarah Levy Gallery, from the collection, Tel-Aviv.
1995
Sarah Levy Gallery, Tel-Aviv.
1994
Kibbutz Gallery, net paintings; curator: Tali Tamir, Tel-Aviv.
1994
Art Focus; curator Tali Tamir, Kibbutz Gallery.
1994
Art Focus-My Brother-the Sun, My Sister-the Moon; curator: Ruti Director, Artists Studios Gallery, Tel-Aviv, catalogue.
1993
The Wind Grows Between the Trees; curator: Yoram Kupermintz, Artists Studios Gallery, Tel-Aviv, catalogue.
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