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Gilad Efrat Born in 1969, Lives and Works in Tel Aviv Gilad Efrat Born in 1969, Lives and Works in Tel Aviv Education 2004-2006 Core Artist in Residence, program for Artists and Critics at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston 2003 M.F.A., The Hebrew University and Bezalel Academy of Art and Design, Jerusalem 1998 Bezalel Program for Young Artists, Bezalel Academy of Art and Design, Jerusalem 1995 B.F.A., Bezalel Academy of Art and Design, Jerusalem 1994 Exchange student, Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art, New York Academic Appointments and Positions 2016 Guest lecturer, Intensive painting course, Faculty of Design, HAW Hamburg 2013-current Head of Painting, Multidisciplinary Art School, Shenkar- Engineering. Design. Art. Ramat Gan 2008-current Senior lecturer and faculty member, Multidisciplinary Art School, Shenkar - Engineering. Design. Art. Ramat Gan 1998-2004 Lecturer at the Fashion Design Department, Shenkar - Engineering. Design. Art. Ramat Gan 1997-2003 Lecturer at the Fine Art Department, Bezalel Academy of Art and Design, Jerusalem Selected solo Exhibitions 2019 Gilad Efrat: Inside Painting, Israel Museum, Jerusalem (curator: Amitai Mendelsohn) (cat.) 2019 Wet on Wet, Gordon Gallery, Tel-Aviv 2016 Gilad Efrat: Paintings, 2014-2016, The Michel Kikoïne Prize, Genia Schreiber University Art Gallery, Tel Aviv University (curator: Irit Tal) (cat.) Thinking Path, Loushy Art & Projects, Tel Aviv 2015 Sandwalk, Inman Gallery, Houston, Texas 2012 Negev, Inman Gallery, Houston, Texas 2014 Recent Works, (two person exhibition with Michael Jones McKean), Special Projects, Untitled Art Fair, Miami 2010 Ape Scape, Museum of Art, EinHarod, Israel (curator: Galia Bar Or) (cat.) 2008 Common Place, Oredaria Gallery of Contemporary Art, Rome Common Space, Inman Gallery, Houston, Texas 2006 New Paintings, Inman Gallery, Houston, Texas 2004 No Man’s Land, Oredaria Gallery of Contemporary Art, Rome, Italy (cat.) Gilad Efrat Archeological Site, St. Augustine Church, Erfurt, Germany (curator: Rudolf Grass( Noga Gallery of Contemporary Art, Tel Aviv 2002 New Paintings, Noga Gallery of Contemporary Art, Tel Aviv Portraits, Oranim Institute Gallery, Israel (curators: David Wakstein and students( 2001 City 2001, (two person exhibition with Etti Abergel), Nachshon Gallery, Kibutz Nachshon, Israel (curator: Yael Kainy( 2000 New Paintings, Noga Gallery of Contemporary Art, Tel Aviv 1998 Surface, Herzliya Museum of Art, Herzliya, Israel (curator: Dalia Levin) (cat.) The Reminiscence of the Desirable, North Gallery, Copenhagen, Denmark (brochure( 1997 History and Destruction In the Landscape of Israel, Hakibbutz Gallery, Tel Aviv (curator: Tali Tamir( 1996 Studios in the Shelter, Shelter gallery space, Jerusalem 1995 Installation-Morasha-Musrara, The Morasha Art Center Gallery, Jerusalem (curator: Alex Kremer( Group Exhibitions 2017 This Must Be the Place, Inga Gallery of Contemporary Art, Tel Aviv A Journey In The Fog, Noga Gallery of Contemporary Art, Tel Aviv 2016 Sticks & Stones, Braverman Gallery, Tel Aviv Take Painting, Petach Tikva Museum of Art, Israel (curator: Larry Abramson) (cat.) A New Horizon for New Horizons, Museum of Art, Ein Harod, Israel (curators: Gila Ballas, Yaniv Shapira, Dalia Danon( The Art of Humanity at The Pratt Institute, (traveling exhibition), Rubelle and Norman Schafler Gallery, Brooklyn, NY; Fondazione Giorgio Cini, Island of San Giorgio Maggiore, Venice, Italy 2015 Visions of Place: Complex Geographies in Contemporary Israeli Art, (traveling exhibition,)Rutgers-Camden Center for the Arts, State University of New Jersey; Towson University Art Gallery, MD. (curators: Martin Rosenberg, J. Susan Isaacs) (cat.) Flora Palestina, New Gallery, Musrara - Naggar School of Art, Jerusalem (curator: Avi Sabag( CHROMA: Gilad Efrat, Carl Suddath & Jim Verburg, Inman Gallery, Houston, Texas Metropolis: The Urban Experience, Haifa Museum of Art, Haifa, Israel (curator: AdiShelach( Man-Land, Ha'emek Museum, Kibbutz Yifat, Israel (curator: Neta Habe) 2014 Sand-Ness , Contemporary by Golconda Art Gallery, Tel Aviv (curator: Liav Mizrahi( Contemporary Art: Selections from the Museum's Collection, Museum of Fine Art, Houston, Texas (curator: Alison de Lima Greene( Gilad Efrat Portraits, Worth Gallery, Multidisciplinary Art School, Shenkar, Ramat Gan (curators: Gal Weinstein and students( Revealing the Concealed, P8 Gallery, Tel Aviv (curator: Shimon Lev( Similarity, Worth Gallery, Multidisciplinary Art School, Shenkar, Ramat Gan (curators: Gal Weinstein and students( 2013 Collecting Dust - Contemporary Israeli Art, Israel Museum, Jerusalem (curator: Tami Manor-Friedman) (cat.) Print Time, The Open Museum, Tefen Industrial Park, Israel (curators: Ruthi Ofek, Irena Gordon) (cat.) Great Wide Open: New and Old in the Collection, Israel Museum, Jerusalem (curator: Amitai Mendelsohn( The Magic of the Cosmos, Carasso Science Park, Beer Sheva (curator: Haim Maor( Last Call, Maze 9 Gallery, Tel Aviv (curator: Jonathan Gold( Winners 2012, Ministry of Culture Prizes in Art, Ashdod Museum of Art, Ashdod, Israel (curator: Yuval Beaton) (cat.) 2012 Il Fuocodella Natura / The Flash of Nature", Salone Degli Incanti, Trieste, Italy (curators: Marco Puntin and Jonathan Turner) (brochure( Termite (three person exhibition with Jonathan Gold And Ami Feychevitch), Dan Gallery, Tel Aviv (curator: Ravit Harari( 2011 Southern Spirit, (traveling exhibition), The Negev Museum for Art, Beer Sheva; University Art Gallery, Tel Aviv University (curator: Dalia Manor) Artists’ Arte e Movimento (Art in Motion), Audi Italy, Rome, Italy (curator: Ludovico Pratesi( 2010 No New Thing Under the Sun, Tennant Gallery, Royal Academy of Art, London, England (curator: Gabriel Coxhead( Artist`s Choices, Susan Hiller: A Work in Progress, Israel Museum, Jerusalem (curator: Susan Hiller) (cat.) Traces IV, Biennale for Drawing in Israel, Jerusalem Artists’ House (curator: Tamar Manor-Friedman) (cat.) After Soldier of Chocolate, Worth Gallery, Multidisciplinary Art School, Shenkar, Ramat Gan (curator: Vered Zafran-Gani( 2009 The Moon: Houston, Tranquility Base Here. The Eagle Has Landed, Museum of Fine Art, Houston, Texas (curator: Alison de Lima Green) History of Violence, Haifa Museum of Art (curator: Hadas Maor) (cat.) Strangers in Conversation: (almost) 20 Years in Art, Inman Gallery, Houston, Texas Cockeye, Male Nude in Contemporary Israeli Art, Gal-On Art Space, Tel Aviv (curator: Sagi Refael) (cat.) Incontrid'aria (air meetings), Oredaria Gallery of Contemporary Art, Rome, Italy 2008 Real Time, Art in Israel 1998-2008, Israel Museum, Jerusalem (curators: Amitai Mendelsohn and Efrat Natan) (cat.) Learning by Doing: 25 Years of the Core Program, The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, Texas (cat.) Gilad Efrat Internal Landscapes, Jerusalem Print Workshop, Jerusalem, Israel (curator: Irena Gordon) (cat.) 2007 Traces III, Biennale for Drawing in Israel, The Jerusalem Artists’ House, Jerusalem (curator: Dalia Manor) (cat.) Out of Time, Payne Gallery, Moravian College, Bethlehem, PA (curator: Angela Fraleigh( Bare Life, On The Seam - Socio-Political Contemporary Art Museum, Jerusalem (curator: Raphie Etgar) (cat.) The Sirens' Song, (traveling exhibition) Arthouse at the Jones Center of Contemporary Art, Austin; Galveston Art Center; Stanlee and Gerald Rubin Center for the Visual Arts - University of Texas at El Paso; (curator: Kelly Baum) (cat.) 2006 Core Artist in Residence Exhibition, Glassell School of Art, Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, Texas (curator: Mary Leclère) (cat.) News: Recent Acquisitions in Contemporary Art, Israel Museum, Jerusalem (curator: Suzanne Landau( Introduction to the Artists of Oredaria Gallery of Contemporary Art, the International Contemporary Art, Turin, Italy Artadia Reprised, Diverse Works, Houston (curator: Diane Barber) (cat.) In Between Places: New Art From Israel, Vivian Horan Fine Art, New York, New York (curator: Kari Conte( Leg, Lawndale Center for the Arts, Houston, Texas (brochure( 2005 New Hebrews – A Century of Art in Israel, Martin Gropius House, Berlin (curators: Doreet Le Vitte Harten, Yigal Zalmona) (cat.) Core Artist in Residence Exhibition, Glassell School of Art, Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, Texas (curator: Joseph Havel) (cat.) 2004 Out of Conflict, Leroy Neiman Gallery, Columbia University, New York, New York (curator: Yoav Horesh( Exhibition 35, Jerusalem Print Workshop Gallery, Jerusalem (curator: Irena Gordon) (cat.) Our Landscape: Notes on Landscape Painting in Israel, University Art Gallery, University of Haifa (curator: Avishai Eyal) (cat.) 2003 The Right of the Image: Jewish Perspectives in Modern Art, Museum Bochum, Germany (curator: Hans Günter Golinski) (cat.) Marked Landscapes: ‘Landscape-Place’ in Contemporary Israeli Art, Senate Gallery and Avraham Baron Art Gallery, Ben Gurion University of the Negev, Beer Sheva, Israel (curators: Haim Maor and his students) (cat.) Ruins Revisited: The Image of the Ruin in Israel 1803-2003, Time for Art Gallery, Tel Aviv (curator: Gideon Ofrat) (cat.) Time Capsule, Art In General, New York, New York (curator: Tami Katz-Freiman) (catalogue( 2002 Un viaggio con Pasolini (A Journey with Pasolini), Contemporary Art in Mandrione, Rome (curator: Alfredo Pirri) (brochure( Views - Israeli Art from the Collection, Israel Museum, Jerusalem Gilad Efrat Focus on Painting, Haifa Museum of Art (curator: Daniella Talmor) (cat.) 2001 Recipients of 2001 Tel-Aviv Museum of Art Prizes, Tel-Aviv Museum (curator: Edna Mosenzon( The Biennale for European and Mediterranean Artists, Rome (curator: Jannis Kounellis) (cat.) A Common Thread - Artists pay
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