Curator
Emily D. Bilski
Artists
Heddy Breuer Abramowitz; Linda Lieff Altabef; Andi Arnovitz; Lynne Avadenka; Raya Bruckenthal; Beryl Korot; Rachel Tauber
Venue
U. Nahon Museum of Italian Jewish Art
Opening Event
Sunday 10.03.2024 (at 19:00)
The exhibition Threading explores the rich reservoir of cultural assets created by Jewish women, emphasizing textile arts as medium and as metaphor. The exhibit includes both upcycling fabrics with personal significance to create new artworks, as well as evoking traditional textile techniques, such as weaving and embroidery, deployed as visual motifs in other media including video, wood, metal, and paper. Notably, this will be the first Israeli exhibition to include work by video art pioneer Beryl Korot (USA). Works by seven contemporary artists are displayed in conversation with historical Judaica, made and donated by women, from the Museum of Italian Jewish Art’s collection.
Artwork from Top to Bottom
Beryl Korot, Etty-video still, 2009-2010
Andi Arnovitz, What We Bring (detail), 2023
Lynne Avadenka, Invention Tzadik, 2023
Linda L. Altabef, The Lifted Veil, 2023
Rachel Tauber, No Title, 2014
Beryl Korot, Etty-video still, 2009-2010
Andi Arnovitz, What We Bring (detail), 2023
Lynne Avadenka, Invention Tzadik, 2023
Linda L Altabef, The Lifted Veil, 2023
Rachel Tauber, No Title, 2014
Heddy Abramowitz, Pesach Hands (towel for handwashing at the Passover seder -- netillat yaddaim), ca. 1995