In this work, time is meshed up into a cropped collaged mixture of times and places brought together into a new plateau which aims to be a kind of mythical non-time one.
Abraham Kritzman (born 1983) is an artist living and working in Tel Aviv. He is Currently a Lecturer at Bezalel Academy Jerusalem, and teaches in the Tel Aviv Museum workshops in Tel Aviv. He is also a member and curator of Barbur Gallery Jerusalem. Until 2016 he was also a Lecturer at The Visual Art School Kaye College Beersheba.
Abarahm has an MA from the Painting Programme at the Royal College of Art (2014).
A BFA with honours from Bezalel Academy of Art and Design Jerusalem (2011) including one semester at the UDK Berlin.
Selected solo / 2 person shows: Artists’ House Jerusalem, Danielle Arnaud Gallery London, Hezi Cohen Gallery Tel Aviv, Kav 16 Gallery Tel Aviv, News of the World Gallery London, Atelier 35 Bucharest, Elizabeth Xi Bauer, London, The Artists House Tel Aviv, Saint Mary Aldemary London and in Kayma Gallery Jaffa.
Selected group exhibitions include: SMAC South Africa, Ashdod Art Museum, The Negev Museum of Art Beer Sheva, Barbur Gallery, Benjamin Gallery, Elizabeth XI Bauer London, Blyth Gallery London, Arebyte Gallery London, Alfred Gallery, Bar David Museum Bar Am, Hanina Gallery Tel Aviv, Graduate Prize Show London, The Artist Studios Talpyot, The Artists House Tel Aviv, The New Gallery in Teddy, Artist’s Studios Jerusalem, Idris Tel Aviv and Artspace Tel Aviv, Beit Binyanini Tel Aviv.
Prizes and awards include: The Ministry Of Culture Award For Young Artist; Clore – Bezalel Scholarship for MA at the Royal College Of Art London; the Villiers David Travel Award from the Royal College of Art, Excellence Award for Achievements from Bezalel dep. of Fine Art; Milgat Leejay Levene Art Scholarship; the History and Theory Excellence Award from Bezalel; the Aileen Cooper Prize; The Herman Struk Prize for printmaking.
Residencies: ODD Bucharest, Arebyte London, Kav 16 gallery Tel Aviv.