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Maya Zack CV Alon Segev Maya Zack Born 1976, Israel Lives and works in Tel Aviv Education 2013 MA Tel Aviv University, Faculty of the Arts, The Interdisciplinary Arts Program 2000 Kunsthochschule Berlin-Weissensee, Student Exchange Program 2000 BFA Bezalel, Academy of Art and Design, Fine Art Department, Jerusalem. Magna Cum Laude Alon Segev Opening Hours 7 HaManoa St. Mon — Thur 10.00-18.00 Tel Aviv 6816831 Fri 10.00-13.00 (+972)-3-6090769 www.alonsegev.com Alon Segev Solo Exhibitions 2017 Memory Trilogy. MLF – Marie Laure Fleisch Gallery, Brussels, Belgium 2016 Darkness is as Light, Alon Segev gallery, Tel-Aviv Maya Zack: Memory Trilogy. MLF- Marie Laure Fleisch Gallery, Brussels, Belgium Counterlight, Galleria MLF, Rome, Italy Counterlight, Tel Aviv Museum of Art 2014 Outlined Absence, Manifesta 10's parallel projects, Taiga Space, St. Petersburg The Mystical Shabbat, Alon Segev Gallery, Tel-Aviv 2013 The Shabbat Room, a permanent installation at the Jewish Museum, Vienna Maya Zack: Videos, at Moving Image Art fair, London 2012 Made to Measure, Marie-Laire Fleish Gallery, Rome, Italy 2011 Living Room, The Jewish Museum, New York, U.S.A Camera Obscura, Natalie Seroussi Gallery, Paris 2010 Mother Economy: Video and Drawings, CUC Gallery, Berlin Living Room, Alon Segev Gallery, Tel Aviv Black and White Rule: Open Set, Yaffo 23, Bezalel Gallery Jerusalem 2009 Reading Room, Bialik House Museum, Tel Aviv Alon Segev Opening Hours 7 HaManoa St. Mon — Thur 10.00-18.00 Tel Aviv 6816831 Fri 10.00-13.00 (+972)-3-6090769 www.alonsegev.com Alon Segev 2008 Mother Economy, The Jewish Museum, Media Center Gallery, New York Nalbishech Salmat Beton Vamelet, Be’eri gallery, Kibbutz Be’eri, Israel 2005 Videos + Drawings, Alon Gallery, Ramat Hasharon, Israel 2004 Concrete and Cement, Noga Gallery, Tel Aviv (with Raya Bruckenthal) Mockument, Alon Gallery, Ramat Hasharon 2002 The Baron E.T. von Home, Artists Studios Gallery, Tel Aviv (with Raya Bruckenthal) Kav 16 Gallery, Tel Aviv ,אתכם ארצה לזמן /Hier seid lhr zusammen 2001 Alon Segev Opening Hours 7 HaManoa St. Mon — Thur 10.00-18.00 Tel Aviv 6816831 Fri 10.00-13.00 (+972)-3-6090769 www.alonsegev.com Alon Segev Group Exhibitions 2020 Bodyscapes, the Israel Museum, Jerusalem. Curator: Adina Kamien-Kazhdan Recipients of the 2017-2018 Art Awards by the Israeli Ministry of Culture, Ashdod Museum of Art 2019 Walk the Line, Jerusalem Print Workshop. Curator: Irena Gordon, in Traces VII – Action Line: The Seventh Biennale of Drawing in Israel, Chief Curator: Hadas Maor 2019 Exil, Charim Galerie, Vienna, Austria Evoking Reality, Daimler Contemporary, Berlin Cartonnage, Kupferman Collection museum, Kibbutz Lochamei Hagetaot. Curator: Tali Tamir Table, Givon Gallery, Tel Aviv. Curator: Ron Bartosh 2018 Constructing the World: Art & Economy, Kunsthalle Mannheim, Germany Hidden Workers, Coreana Museum of Art, Seoul, Korea 2017 Menorah, Vatican City, the Braccio di Carlo Magno (Piazza San Pietro), Rome, Italy 2016 Under the Press of History, Jerusalem Print Workshop Capital: Debt - Territory – Utopia. Nationalgalerie im Hamburger Bahnhof - Museum für Gegenwart - Berlin, Staatliche Museen zu Berlin. Curators: Eugen Blume und Catherine Nichols Alon Segev Opening Hours 7 HaManoa St. Mon — Thur 10.00-18.00 Tel Aviv 6816831 Fri 10.00-13.00 (+972)-3-6090769 www.alonsegev.com Alon Segev Without Flour, The Negev Museum of Art, Be'er Sheba 2015 Bibliology, Petach Tikva Museum of Art, Petach Tikva, Israel Without Flour, The Negev Museum of Art, Be'er Sheba 2014 Back to Berlin, Herzliya Museum of Contemporary Art International Photography Festival, Israel The Double Exposure Project, The Shpilman Institute, Tel Aviv The Drawingroom, Galerie im Taxispalais, Innsbruck, Austria Art14 Fair, Alon Segev Gallery stand, London 2013 The Drawingroom, Ursula Blickle foundation, Kraichtal, Germany MiArt, Milan art fair, with Galleria Marie- Laure Fleisch 2012 Private/Corporate, Daimler Art Collection, Berlin Pluriel-Regards sur l'art contemporain israelień , Villa Emerige, Paris In Action, from the Charim Collection, Salon Dahlman, Berlin The 3rd Moscow International Biennale for Young Art 2011 Magic Lantern: Recent Acquisitions in Contemporary Art, Israel Museum, Jerusalem Heimatkunde (How German is it? 30 Artists' Notion of Home), Jewish Museum, Berlin 2010 Neo-Barbarism, Rothschild 69, Tel Aviv, Israel Ark, Mani House, Leumi Gellery Alon Segev Opening Hours 7 HaManoa St. Mon — Thur 10.00-18.00 Tel Aviv 6816831 Fri 10.00-13.00 (+972)-3-6090769 www.alonsegev.com Alon Segev Suspended Spaces #1, Maison de la culture, Amiens, France 2009 Childhood Stories, whiteBOX e.V., Kultfabrik Gallery, Munich, Germany Art TLV, The Tel Aviv Art Biennale Paper Works, The Israel Museum, Anna Ticho House, Jerusalem Reel Mothers, California Center for the Arts Museum, Escondido Tel Aviv Mon Amour, The Office Gallery, Tel Aviv 2008 Invideo, International Exhibition of Video Art and Cinema Beyond, Milan, Italy From Punk To Pink, Moti Hasson Gallery, NY, USA. Figge von Rosen gallery – Cologne, Germany Merma(i)d, Inga gallery, Tel Aviv Rishon Le’zion Biannale, Rishon Le’zion, Israel Dead End, Rosenfeld gallery, Tel Aviv Goyim, The new Gallery, Teddy Stadium, Jerusalem 2007 Guilt & Gelt, Artneuland gallery, Berlin 2006 Videoland, Artneuland gallery, Berlin 2005 Not Alone, The Haifa University Gallery, Haifa, Israel The Drawing Biennale, The Jerusalem Artists House, Jerusalem Alon Segev Opening Hours 7 HaManoa St. Mon — Thur 10.00-18.00 Tel Aviv 6816831 Fri 10.00-13.00 (+972)-3-6090769 www.alonsegev.com Alon Segev 2004 A Homage to Hanoch Levin, The Haifa Museum of Art, Haifa, Israel 2002 Positive Discrimination, The Tel Aviv Museum of Art, Tel Aviv Something Local, The Israeli Center for Digital Art, Holon, Israel 2001 The Armoury Show, The Tel Aviv Museum of Art, Tel Aviv Alon Segev Opening Hours 7 HaManoa St. Mon — Thur 10.00-18.00 Tel Aviv 6816831 Fri 10.00-13.00 (+972)-3-6090769 www.alonsegev.com Alon Segev Grants and Awards 2017 Winner of Mifal Hapais ‘Michael Landau Prize’ for Visual Arts 2016 Artis Grant Program Outset Contemporary Art Fund Claims Conference grant 2015 The Ostrovsky Family Fund Israel Lottery Council Grant For Culture and Arts 2013 SIP grant 2012 Israel Lottery Council Grant for the Arts 2011 'Idud Hayezira' Award, The Israeli Ministry of Culture Isracard and Tel Aviv Museum of Art Prize Artis Grant 2010 Adi Prize for Jewish Expression in Art and Design, by Adi Foundation and Israel Museum, Jerusalem 2008 Israel Lottery Council Grant For The Arts Celeste Kunstpreis, Art Prize Berlin, 1st prize Artist Category Berinale Talent Campus, Berlin Intrenational Film Festival Alon Segev Opening Hours 7 HaManoa St. Mon — Thur 10.00-18.00 Tel Aviv 6816831 Fri 10.00-13.00 (+972)-3-6090769 www.alonsegev.com Alon Segev 2007 Israel Lottery Council Grant For The Arts The New Israeli Foundation For Cinema and Television 2005 The Young Artist Award, The Ministry of Education and Culture 2002 The Center of Contemporary Art Fund for Video Tel Aviv Municipality, The Arts Department 2000 Excellence Award, Bezalel, Academy of Art and Design, Fine Arts Department, Jerusalem Alon Segev Opening Hours 7 HaManoa St. Mon — Thur 10.00-18.00 Tel Aviv 6816831 Fri 10.00-13.00 (+972)-3-6090769 www.alonsegev.com Alon Segev Selected Collections MMP, The Marrakech Museum for Photography and Visual Arts Tel Aviv Museum of Art Petach Tikva Museum of Art Israel Museum Jerusalem Jewish Museum Berlin Jewish Museum Vienna Beth Hatefutsoth Museum Tel Aviv ORS art collection Tel Aviv SIP-The Shpilman Institute for Photography Tiroche Deleon Collection Alon Segev Opening Hours 7 HaManoa St. Mon — Thur 10.00-18.00 Tel Aviv 6816831 Fri 10.00-13.00 (+972)-3-6090769 www.alonsegev.com.
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