Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Dor Guez is a Jerusalem-born photography and video artist, lives and works in Jaffa. He is a lecturer in the history and theory department at Bezalel Academy of Art and Design, Jerusalem. and a researcher affiliated with Tel Aviv University. In 2009 he established the Christian Palestinian Archive, which forms the basis of much of his work and is the first archive devoted to this minority across the Middle East.Guez, whose cultural heritage is both Greek Orthodox Christian Palestinian and Jewish Tunisian, has depicted original subjects such as the native Christian minorities of Israel, communities often marginalized by the prevailing meta-narratives of both Israeli Jews and Arabs. Guez’s work addresses these gaps while exploring contemporary art’s role in raising questions about history, nationality, ethnicity, and personal identity.Guez's work has been the subject of several solo exhibitions, including Georgeopolis (Petach Tikva Museum), the Monayer Family (Jewish Museum, New York, 2010), a survey of his work at the KW Institute for Contemporary Art, Berlin, The Nation’s Groves at the Tel Aviv Museum of Art and Carlier Gebauer Gallery, Berlin; Against The Grain at Beursschouwburg Art Center, Brussels; and SABIR at Dvir Gallery, Tel Aviv. His work has also been shown at the 12th Istanbul Biennial; the 17th International Contemporary Art Festival; Videobrasil, São Paulo; the 3rd Moscow International Biennale, Palais de Tokyo, Paris, Benin Biennial, Bucharest Biennial and more.Guez recent show "100 Steps to the Mediterranean" at The Rose Art Museum in Boston is his first overview in the United States.Guez is the recipient of the Young Artist Award, Ministry of Culture, Israel; Orgler Scholarship, Tel Aviv University; Ruth Ann and Nathan Perlmutter Artist in Residency Award, Rose Art Museum, Brandeis University; and International Artist in Residence Award, Artpace, San Antonio.Dor Guez is represented by Dvir Gallery, Tel Aviv, and Carlier Gebauer Gallery, Berlin.. }
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- Dor_Guez abstract "Dor Guez is a Jerusalem-born photography and video artist, lives and works in Jaffa. He is a lecturer in the history and theory department at Bezalel Academy of Art and Design, Jerusalem. and a researcher affiliated with Tel Aviv University. In 2009 he established the Christian Palestinian Archive, which forms the basis of much of his work and is the first archive devoted to this minority across the Middle East.Guez, whose cultural heritage is both Greek Orthodox Christian Palestinian and Jewish Tunisian, has depicted original subjects such as the native Christian minorities of Israel, communities often marginalized by the prevailing meta-narratives of both Israeli Jews and Arabs. Guez’s work addresses these gaps while exploring contemporary art’s role in raising questions about history, nationality, ethnicity, and personal identity.Guez's work has been the subject of several solo exhibitions, including Georgeopolis (Petach Tikva Museum), the Monayer Family (Jewish Museum, New York, 2010), a survey of his work at the KW Institute for Contemporary Art, Berlin, The Nation’s Groves at the Tel Aviv Museum of Art and Carlier Gebauer Gallery, Berlin; Against The Grain at Beursschouwburg Art Center, Brussels; and SABIR at Dvir Gallery, Tel Aviv. His work has also been shown at the 12th Istanbul Biennial; the 17th International Contemporary Art Festival; Videobrasil, São Paulo; the 3rd Moscow International Biennale, Palais de Tokyo, Paris, Benin Biennial, Bucharest Biennial and more.Guez recent show "100 Steps to the Mediterranean" at The Rose Art Museum in Boston is his first overview in the United States.Guez is the recipient of the Young Artist Award, Ministry of Culture, Israel; Orgler Scholarship, Tel Aviv University; Ruth Ann and Nathan Perlmutter Artist in Residency Award, Rose Art Museum, Brandeis University; and International Artist in Residence Award, Artpace, San Antonio.Dor Guez is represented by Dvir Gallery, Tel Aviv, and Carlier Gebauer Gallery, Berlin.".