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Micha Ullman MICHA ULLMAN Born in Tel-Aviv, Israel, in 1939. He lives and works in Ramat Hasharon, Israel. Selected Solo Exhibitions 2016​ Connected Vessels, Givon Art Gallery, Tel Aviv 2012​ Micha Ullman. Steps, St. Matthew’s Church, Kulturforum, Berlin, Germany 2012 ​GLÄSER | GLASSES, ALEXANDER OCHS 2012 ​GALLERIES BERLIN | BEIJING, Berlin, Germany 2011​ Sands of Time, the Work of Micha Ullman, Israel Museum Jerusalem 2011 ​UNTEN, Eric F. Ross Gallery in the Libeskind Building, Jewish Museum, Berlin 2011 ​SANDWERK, Leonhardi Museum, Dresden, Germany 2011 ​BERGWERK, Lindenau Museum, Altenburg, Germany 2010​ Gerhard Altenbourg Award 2010: Micha Ullman, Lindenau Museum Altenburg, Germany 2009​ SANDTAG, Guardini Gallery, Berlin, Germany 2009 ​UNTEN, ALEXANDER OCHS GALLERIES BERLIN IBEIJING, Berlin, Germany Equinox, Sculpture Garden, Israel Museum, Jerusalem 2006​ Micha Ullman – Sandblätter, dsART Galerie, Frankfurt am Main, Germany 2009 ​Micha Ullman – Floorpieces, Museum Wiesbaden, Germany 2005​ Ausgestellt – Vorgestellt VIII: Micha Ullman for Daniel Sigloch, Skulpturenmuseum Glaskasten, Marl, Germany 2005 ​921 m Up Sea Level, Hans Thoma Museum, Bernau, Germany 2005 ​Ullman Teil 1 Modelle, Teil 2 Skulpturen, Galerie Cora Hölzl, Düsseldorf 2005 ​Ins Wasser geschrieben, Galerie im Petrushof, Obermarchtal, Germany 2004​ MICHA ULLMAN, ECHO, Heidelberger Kunstverein, Germany 2003​ Micha Ullman, Museum Wiesbaden, Germany 2002​ Micha Ullman – Sculptures, Galerie Cora Hölzl, Düsseldorf, Germany 2002 ​Map, Givon Gallery, Tel Aviv, Israel 2002 ​Micha Ullman – Lecture – »Sand Installation«, Kunsthalle Göppingen, Germany Art Source [email protected] www.artsource.online 2001​ Sand Days, Gallery achshav.now contemporary art, Berlin, Germany 2001 ​Sehen und Denken 13 – Viertakt 2001: Micha Ullman, Akademie der Künste Berlin, Germany 2000​ Conversation, Musée d’Art et d’Histoire du Judaisme, Paris, France 1999​ Sculpture – Micha Ullman & Michelangelo Pistoletto, Chelouche Gallery for Contemporary Art, Tel Aviv, Israel 1999 ​Table for Two: Avraham Ofek & Micha Ullman, Museum of Israel, Jerusalem; Ticho House, Jerusalem, Israel 1998​ Drawings, Sara Levi Gallery, Tel Aviv, Israel 1998 ​Skulptur, Galerie Cora Hölzl, Düsseldorf, Germany 1997​ Sand Day, Installation, Tel Aviv Artists’ Studios Gallery, Israel 1996​ Micha Ullman – Drawings 1994 – 1995/Month- Series, Tel Aviv Museum, Israel 1996 ​Micha Ullman – Drawings 1994 – 1995/Library-Series, Tel Aviv Museum, Israel 1995​ Exhibition of the Library Drawings, the Old Library, Bebelplatz, Berlin, Germany 1995 ​Exhibition on the occasion of the Käthe Kollwitz Award, Akademie der Künste, Berlin, Germany 1995 ​New Moon – 29 Moon Drawings, Galerie Cora Hölzl, Düsseldorf, Germany 1994​ Should Be Halal: Arte Contemporanea da Israele, Galeria 5 – 55, Rome, Italy 1994 ​Neumond und Monat, Akademie Schloss Solitude, Stuttgart, Germany 1993​ Het Apollohuis, Eindhoven, The Netherlands 1993 ​Givon Art Gallery, Tel Aviv, Israel 1993 ​Kibbutz Mahanaim Gallery, Israel 1992​ European Cultural Center in Thuringia, Erfurt, Germany 1992 ​Iron and Sand, Gallery Yamaguchi, Osaka, Japan 1992 ​Micha Ullman – Asphalt Tables, Galerie Cora Hölzl, Düsseldorf, Germany 1990​ Micha Ullman – Berlin Works, National Gallery, Berlin; Galerie Cora Hölzl, Düsseldorf, Germany 1990 ​Micha Ullman – Scale, Kunstverein Springhornhof, Neuenkirchen, Germany 1990 ​Neuer Aachener Kunstverein, Aachen, Germany 1988​ Micha Ullman 1980 – 1988, Israel Museum, Jerusalem, Israel 1987​ Micha Ullman – Works on Paper, Galerie Cora Hölzl, Düsseldorf, Germany 1986​ Micha Ullman – Works 1981 – 1986, Bertha Urdang Gallery, New York, USA 1986 ​Sara Levi Gallery, Tel Aviv, Israel Art Source [email protected] www.artsource.online 1982​ Givon Gallery, Tel Aviv, Israel 1982 ​Galerie Art in Progress, Düsseldorf, Germany 1982 ​Sara Levi Gallery, Tel Aviv, Israel 1981​ Bertha Urdang Gallery, New York, USA 1981 ​University of Akron Art Gallery, Ohio, USA 1980​ Micha Ullman – The Surface – Drawings 1970 – 1980​ – Earthworks, Tel Aviv Museum of Art, Israel 1979​ Sara Levi Gallery, Tel Aviv, Israel 1979 ​Artists House, Tel Aviv, Israel 1976​ Julie M. Gallery, Tel Aviv, Israel 1976 ​Galerie Art in Progress, Düsseldorf, Germany 1975​ Tzavta Gallery, Tel Aviv, Israel 1973​ Mabat Gallery, Tel Aviv, Israel 1972​ Sara Gilat Gallery, Jerusalem, Israel 1971​ Mabat Gallery, Tel Aviv, Israel 1969​ Dugit Gallery, Tel Aviv, Israel Selected Group Exhibitions 2017​ ‘the group show’, Givon Art Gallery, Tel Aviv 2012​ Neue Welten, Offenbacher Kunsthallen Offenbach, Germany 2012 ​Ends of the Earth. Land Art to 1974, Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles 2012 ​Haus der Kunst, Munich, Germany 2011​ UPDATE YOUR REALITY | ARTISTS FROM ISRAEL, ALEXANDER OCHS GALLERIES BERLIN | BEIJING, Berlin, Germany 2011 ​Heimatkunde, Jewish Museum Berlin, Germany 2011 ​METAKOM: und das Meer wird keinmal voll, Kunstverein Kreis Gütersloh, 2011 ​Kunstverein Raumordnung Krefeld im Südbahnhof, Kunstverein Kreis Soest, Germany 2009​ Ein Bild ist ein Bild | The WUNDERkammer (higgledy-piggledy), ALEXANDER OCHS GALLERIES BERLIN| 2009 ​BEIJING, Berlin, Germany 2009 ​Nature Nation, Museum on the Seam, Socio Political Contemporary Art Museum, Jerusalem, Israel 2009 ​Landscrape: Representation Matrixes, The Petach Tikva Museum of Art, Israel Art Source [email protected] www.artsource.online 2009 ​Solunallets, St. Matthew’s Church in the Kulturforum Berlin, Berlin, Germany 2009 ​aus / gezeichnet / zeichnen, Akademie der Künste, Berlin, Germany 2008​ Die Wahren Orte, ALEXANDER OCHS GALLERIES, Berlin, Germany 2008 ​Blind Spot, The Petach Tikva Museum of Art, Israel 2007​ Out, Still & Kicking, Givon Art Gallery, Tel Aviv, Israel 2007 ​ISRAEL Contemporary Art, Palazzo Bricherasio, Turin, Italy 2006​ Recent Acquisitions in Contemporary Art, Israel Museum, Jerusalem, Israel 2006 ​Busan Biennial 2006, Busan, Korea 2006 ​Summerise, Givon Art Gallery, Tel Aviv, Israel 2005​ The New Hebrews – 100 Years of Art in Israel, Martin Gropius Bau, Berlin 2005 ​Lights, Israel Museum, Jerusalem, Israel 2005 ​Favorites, Givon Art Gallery, Tel Aviv, Israel 2004​ Place for the Self, Apexart, New York City, USA 2004 ​Lodz Biennial 2004, Poland 2004 ​After Images, Weserburg | Museum of Modern Art, Bremen, Germany 2004 ​The Lesser the Better, Givon Art Gallery, Tel Aviv, Israel 2003​ Exoriente, City Hall/Cathedral Treasury, Cathe- dral, Aachen, Germany 2003 ​The Right of the Image: Jewish Perspectives in Modern Art, Museum Bochum, Germany 2003 ​Wege zur Abstraktion II, Kulturforum Schloss Plön e.V., Germany 2003 ​Return to Zion – Beyond the place principle, Time for Art – Israeli Art Centre, Tel Aviv, Israel 2002​ Zur Kunst am Bau, Galerie Cora Hölzl, Düsseldorf, Germany 2002 ​New Acquisitions, Tel Aviv Museum of Art, Israel 2002 ​Imagine – 300 Artists for Co-Existence, Um el Fahem Art Gallery, Israel 2001​ Das Gespinst (von Raum und Zeit), Galerie Cora Hölzl, Düsseldorf, Germany 2001 ​Art in Israel Today, Museum of Modern Art, Saitama, Japan 2000​ Standpunkt Plastik – Skulptur im Dialog, Skulpturenmuseum Glaskasten, Marl, Germany 2000 ​Environmental Art Works in Turku 1992 – 2000, Waino Aaltonen Museum of Art, Turku, Finland 2000 ​Interventions in Space, Museum de Bellas Artes, Caracas, Venezuela 2000 ​Auf Leben und Tod, Diocese Rottenburg-Stuttgart, Pragfriedhof, Stuttgart, Germany Art Source [email protected] www.artsource.online 2000 ​Zimzum – Aktuelle Kunst aus Israel, Heidelberger Kunstverein, Germany 2000 ​Angelus Novus – Art and Artists from Israel and Palestine, Palazzo delle Papesse, Siena, Italy 2000 ​Standpunkt Plastik: Skulptur im Dialog, Skulpturenmu- seum Glaskasten, Marl, Germany 1999​ Hiriya in the Museum – Artists and Architects Proposals for Rehabilitation of the Site, Tel Aviv Museum of Art, Israel 1999 ​Chorshai Adam & Adama, Umm el Fahem Art Gallery, Israel 1999 ​Art Focus – Israeli & International Art Exhibition, Jerusalem, Israel 1999 ​3 Räume – 3 Flüsse: Ihr wart ins Wasser eingeschrieben (Project 1998 – 2000), Hann. Münden, Germany 1999 ​Allianz & Kunst – Eine Sammlung zeitgenössischer Kunst, Bayerische 1999 ​Versicherungsbank, Munich, Germany 1998​ Bauen und Bauten – Kunst in der Architektur, Gallery Klaus Fischer, Berlin 1998 ​Perspectives on Israeli Art of the Seventies, Tel Aviv Museum of Art, Israel 1998 ​To the East – Orientalism in the Art of Israel, Israel Museum, Jerusalem, Israel 1998 ​After Rabin – New Art from Israel, The Jewish Museum, New York, USA 1998 ​Sculpture and Drawing in the 20th Century, Wilhelm Lehmbruck Museum, Duisburg, Germany 1997​ STAD(T)T-ART – Kunst in 56 homöopathischen Dosen, Bad Oeynhausen, Germany 1997 ​Maße der Zeit, Jewish Museum, Vienna, Austria 1997 ​King of Peace Exhibition, The Jordan Association for Culture and International Peace, Aman, Jordan 1997 ​Areophagitica – 28 Freie Seiten, G.A.M.E.S. of Art, Mönchengladbach, Germany 1996​ Long Memory – Short Memory, City Gallery of Contemporary Art, Raleigh, NC, USA 1996 ​Immerzeit, A. C. P. Gallery, Zurich, Switzerland 1996 ​Visions of a New Morning, Hambach Castle, Germany 1996 ​Linien und Zeichen, Künstlerhaus Bethanien, Berlin, Germany 1996 ​Bandau – Sauer – Ullman, Galerie Cora Hölzl, Düsseldorf, Germany 1996 ​70 – 90, Chelouche Gallery, Tel Aviv, Israel 1996 ​Places, Dafna Naor Gallery, Jerusalem, Israel 1995​ Observation Fredssculpture/Peacesculpture, Atlantic Wall, Jutland, Denmark 1995 ​Bunkers, Ribe Art Museum, Denmark 1995 ​Orientation – Biennial IV, Istanbul, Turkey 1995 ​Interventions, Museo de
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