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BLACK FRIDAY

Black Friday, exhibition view at Givon Art Gallery, Tel Aviv
Black Friday, exhibition view at Givon Art Gallery, Tel Aviv
Tent, 2019-2020, fur coats, sportswear, tent, latex, stainless steel, paint, steel cable
Tent, 2019-2020, fur coats, sportswear, tent, latex, stainless steel, paint, steel cable
Tent, 2019-2020, fur coats, sportswear, tent, latex, stainless steel, paint, steel cable
Tent, 2019-2020, fur coats, sportswear, tent, latex, stainless steel, paint, steel cable
Evil Eye 2016-2020,(detail) beads, suit, thread
Evil Eye 2016-2020,(detail) beads, suit, thread
Evil Eye 2016-2020, beads, suit, thread
Evil Eye 2016-2020, beads, suit, thread
Red Hands, 2016-17, gloves, evil eye beads, thread
Red Hands, 2016-17, gloves, evil eye beads, thread
Black Friday, exhibition view at Givon Art Gallery, Tel Aviv
Black Friday, exhibition view at Givon Art Gallery, Tel Aviv
The Couple (II), 2019, jacket, thread, plastic
The Couple (II), 2019, jacket, thread, plastic
Black Friday, exhibition view at Givon Art Gallery, Tel Aviv
Black Friday, exhibition view at Givon Art Gallery, Tel Aviv
Untitled, 2019-2020, industrial embroidery on silicone, metal, steel cable
Untitled, 2019-2020, industrial embroidery on silicone, metal, steel cable
Tent, 2019-2020, (detail)fur coats, sportswear, tent, latex, stainless steel, paint, steel cable
Tent, 2019-2020, (detail)fur coats, sportswear, tent, latex, stainless steel, paint, steel cable
Pale Horse 2018-2020, (detail)silicone, pipes, thread
Pale Horse 2018-2020, (detail)silicone, pipes, thread

Location

Givon Art Gallery 35 Gordon st, Tel-Aviv

Date

18.06 –31.07.2020

Curator

Noemi Givon

Photography

Tal Nisim

Subheadline

BLACK FRIDAY Yaara Zach Solo Exhibition at Givon Art Gallery Tel Aviv Curator Noemi Givon 19.6 - 1.8.20 Opening: 19.6.20

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Yaara Zach is best known for her body scale objects and sculpture-based installations, involving ready-mades and industrial materials that are related to the body, but at the same time they are new and unused. Sterile. Zach refers to her work as “Surviving Objects”, as it is often influenced by biological survival mechanisms. Zach’s new solo show “BLACK FRIDAY” was supposed to open at Givon Art Gallery just when Corona virus crisis broke into our lives. The sculptures for the installation, created between 2016 and 2020, all relate to the disintegration of the body, and to issues of sterility and infection. When the show was postponed due to the pandemic, a new form of BLACK FRIDAY was conceived: The affinity between the objects and current situation, and the restricted mobility, lockdown, and closed borders. Supported by Artport Tel Aviv and MeetFactory (Prague)

Naomi Lev