The Israel Museum presents Collecting Dust in Contemporary Israeli Art
A cloud of dust pervades the contemporary works of art in this exhibition. The fifteen participating artists use dust as a working material, subject matter, or metaphor, reflecting upon its significance in terms of temporality, memory, and local landscape. COLLECTING DUST presents some forty artworks from the last decade by Israeli artists active in the fields of painting, photography, installation, and video, among them Ilit Azoulay, Gilad Efrat, Irit Hemmo, Dana Levy, Micha Ullman, Gal Weinstein, Sharon Ya'ari, and Yuval Yairi. The exhibition is curated by guest curator Tami Manor-Friedman.
Image: Gal Weinstein, Vacuuming (Jezreel Valley), 2002
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