Israeli Art - Class of 2008

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                                                    “class of 2008”
final projects by graduates in the sculpture program at the basis school
                                                         of sculpture

ofra hadad

the final project at the basis school of sculpture is an annual project in which the student goes through all the stages of thinking, research, planning, execution and positioning of the sculpture. this yearlong effort prepares the student for independent art activity upon completing his or her studies.
the final project is, of course, a summation of four years of study, but its significance is far more. the project is a self-declaration, an act of confronting the fear associated with leaving the nest. it’s a mute display of prior separations and longings. the primary demand made of the student is sincerity. other demands are working properly with clay and diving into the adventure, i.e. dealing with in-depth research or a project on a scope the student has yet to tackle. the result may be a single sculpture or a group of sculptures.
the result may also be self-expression and innovativeness. the projects are accompanied by watercolor sketches used in the presentation of the work. besides displaying the sculpture the students creates a new type of writing to suit the sculpture he created. in the age of computer illustrations the school chooses to rely on the artist’s progressiveness and newness. participating artists: sonia balaban, dan vaspi, ofra hadad, rosie kariti.

tal wiser lavie

dan vaspi

sonia balaban

rosie kariti

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curator: doron polack 

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