“VIA MARIS is Latin for ‘way of the sea’. It’s the name of an ancient trade route connecting Syria and Egypt. It’s still being used today.”
— Artist Noga Shlomi
Artist Noga Shlomi is on Wondereur because influential curators such as Sigalit Landau believe she is important and on the rise.
An original Photograph by Tel Aviv-based artist Noga Shlomi exclusively curated for Wondereur by internationally acclaimed artist Sigalit Landau.
Artist Noga Shlomi curated by internationally acclaimed artist Sigalit Landau
“I've seen Noga grow as an artist for the past six years. Whether she’s filming the transition from adolescence to adulthood or the mourning of a loved one, there’s a serene and therapeutic quality to her work - a beauty that has the strength to move mountains and bring a little light in the dark.”
Sigalit Landau is one of Israel's most internationally acclaimed artists. A self-professed bridge-maker, Sigalit Landau investigates the political realities of her native country. Her provocative artistic practice spans a diverse range of media such as sculpture, performance and video installation. In 1997 and 2011, Sigalit represented Israel at the Venice Biennale. Her work can be found in numerous private and public collections around the world, including the MoMA in New York, Centre Pompidou in Paris and the Tel Aviv Museum of Art in Israel.
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MEET with artist Noga Shlomi curated by internationally acclaimed artist Sigalit Landau.
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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Delve into this photographer's universe by exploring the artists and thinkers who have played an important role in her process. This Wondereur investigation reveals this larger creative context, both past and present.
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