“PEOPLE who are blind usually see shadows, but when they’re in front of the sun, all they see is white.”
— Artist Noa Yafe
Artist Noa Yafe is on Wondereur because influential curators such as Joshua Simon believe she is important and on the rise.
An original Photograph by Tel Aviv-based artist Noa Yafe exclusively curated for Wondereur by one of israel's most politically vocal art figures Joshua Simon.
Artist Noa Yafe curated by one of Israel's most politically vocal art figures Joshua Simon
“There's a sense of depth Noa constructs in her work using real materials and the end result are these bizarre, yet intriguing photographs. She has a way of making reality imitate photographs, and I find that fascinating.”
Joshua Simon is one of Israel's most politically vocal art figures. His provocative exhibitions and achievements in showcasing Israeli artists and their work internationally garnered him the coveted role of executive director and chief curator of the Bat Yam Museum for Contemporary Art. In 2007, Joshua curated Israel's first art biennial, Herzilya Biennial, where he presented over 70 artists. He has curated over 30 exhibitions in local and international galleries in New York, London, and Vienna, and has worked with high-profile artists such as Anri Sala and Sigalit Landau. Joshua is the co-editor of Israel's Maayan and New & Bad Art magazines.
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MEET with artist Noa Yafe curated by one of Israel's most politically vocal art figures Joshua Simon.
A staff photographer for Haaretz, Israel's leading newspaper, Nir Kafri has spent several years documenting Israel's daily life. His coverage on the West Bank and Gaza Strip and the lives of Palestinian children living under conflict have been widely published.
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