Roee Rosen

Two Women and a Man, 2005, video, 16 min. For over five years now Roee Rosen has been engaged with the fictive persona of Justine Frank, a Jewish-Belgian artist and writer, a preoccupation which culminated in a retrospective of her work which he curated at the Herzliya

Zvi Elhyani

Nehalim, 2005, detail from “Archiautobiography,” installation

Einat Amir

Disgraceful Retreat under Pressure, 2005, video, 6 min. A breakup scene consisting of several chapters taking place on the doorstep, on the sofa, in the bedroom. Einat Amir, playing both roles, breaks up. Through fine hints – of dress, behavior and tone –

Noa Yaari

In Yaari’s Safari, 2005, installation Noa Yaari’s wall piece, In Yaari’s Safari, addresses her life. Eight meters of the museum wall are covered with a camouflage net divided into large color stains and conceptual areas by a

Nadav Weissman

Black Lawn, 2005, installation Weissman’s neighborhood in the installation Black Lawn suffers from overgrowth: residential buildings, black lawns and creeper plants, parasitic beehives, yellowish pools and a reservoir of pond-scummed water, and in the midst

Yitzhak Golombek

The Shnitzim, 2005, installation Now, the Star-Belly Sneetches Had bellies with stars. The Plain-Belly Sneetches Had none upon thars. […] But because they had stars, all the Star-Belly Sneetches Would brag, “We’re

Ziv Ben Dov

The Brothers, 2005, sculpture And the LORD

Elinor Carucci

Diary of a Dancer, 2000-2003, photographs In the series Diary of a Dancer, Elinor Carucci documents her performances at events to which she was invited as a professional belly dancer. The series was shot in the New York-New Jersey area over the course

Itay Ziv

My Hospital Stories, 2005, photographs Itay Ziv transforms the museum’s foyer into a waiting-room. He stages himself and his family in heart-rending scenes where he is seen dying at Tel Hashomer Hospital as his family and friends nurse him. This staged state

Eyal Gaziel

Childhood Memories, 2005, photographs Eyal Gaziel presented the current series in the early summer as part of the graduates’ exhibition of the Photography Department at the Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design, Jerusalem. Gaziel was born and raised in Kiryat