Rhea Carmi
| Rhea Carmi (Hebrew: ברוריה כרמי) | |
|---|---|
 Rhea Carmi | |
| Born |
Bruria Even-Chen (Hebrew: ברוריה אבן-חן) April 3, 1942 Jerusalem, Mandatory Palestine |
| Nationality | Israeli-American |
| Education | Tel-Aviv University, Tel-Aviv |
| Known for | Painting |
| Movement | Abstract art |
| Artist | Rhea Carmi |
|---|---|
| Year | 2009 |
| Type | Mixed media, Box-spring, rag & paint |
| Dimensions | 210 cm × 160 cm (82 in × 62 in) |
| Location | Los Angeles |
 | |
| Artist | Rhea Carmi |
|---|---|
| Year | 2009 |
| Type | Mixed media, Box-spring, tar paper, twine and paint |
| Dimensions | 180 cm × 150 cm × 24 cm (72 in × 60 in × 9.5 in) |
| Location | Los Angeles |
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| Artist | Rhea Carmi |
|---|---|
| Year | 2008 |
| Type | Mixed media on canvas |
| Dimensions | 150 cm × 120 cm (60 in × 48 in) |
| Location | Los Angeles |
Rhea Carmi (Hebrew: ברוריה כרמי, born 1942) (variant name: Bruria Carmi), is an Israeli American abstract expressionist and mixed-media artist.
Life and work
Carmi was born in Jerusalem. She studied visual art at Tel-Aviv University 1974-1976, and attended Ramat-Gan Institute for The Arts 1977-1979. Her mentors were Israeli artists Arie Aroch and Motti Mizrachi.
Carmi utilizes a variety of media—oils, sand, water, treated paper, canvas and wood—which she layers, smooths and sculpts. The paintings are a personal diary of the artist.
Carmi is a member of the ARTROM Gallery Guild[1] and served as juror for Abstract Forms for the ARTROM International Art Competition 2008[2]
She lives and works in Los Angeles, California.
Her name means: Flowing she is part of the Earth.
Solo exhibitions
- 1980 Beit Yad LeBanim Tel Aviv, Israel
- 1980 The Tel-Aviv Art Pavilion Tel Aviv, Israel
- 1980/1981 Turel Art Gallery Tel Aviv, Israel
- 1981 13&1/2 Gallery Jaffa, Israel
- 2004 Lawrence Asher Gallery Los Angeles, CA
- 2005 Lawrence Asher Gallery[3][4] Los Angeles, CA
- 2006 The Gotthelf Art Gallery[5] Los Angeles, CA
- 2006 Lawrence Asher Gallery[6][7] Los Angeles, CA
- 2007 LA Contemporary[8] Los Angeles, CA
- 2008 Soka University of America, Founder's Hall Art Gallery[9][10][11] Aliso Viejo, CA
- 2008 Frank Pictures Gallery[12][13] Santa Monica, CA
- 2008 Villa di Donato[14][15] Napoli, Italy
- 2009 Concordia University[16] Irvine, CA
Group exhibitions
- 1980/1981 Turel Art Gallery New York, NY
- 1984 Pacific Design Center Los Angeles, CA
- 2004 B.G.H Gallery Santa Monica, CA
- 2004 TarFest[17] Los Angeles, CA
- 2005 Municipal Art Gallery Los Angeles, CA
- 2006 Klapper Gallery Los Angeles, CA
- 2007 Art Pic[18] North Hollywood, CA
- 2007 Galerie Le Cocon[19][20] Hamburg, Germany
- 2007 Torrance Art Museum[21] Torrance, CA
- 2007/2008 Riverside Art Museum[22] Riverside, CA
- 2009 CAP Gallery Laguna Beach, CA
- 2009 USC Hillel/companion show to MAG(Barnsdall) LA, CA
- 2010 Bell Gallery Los Angeles, CA
- 2010 Gotthelf Art Gallery[23][24] La Jola, CA
- 2010 the Jewish Federation's Bell Family Gallery, Los Angeles, CA
- 2010 Four Seasons Hotel Gallery, Westlake Village, CA
- 2010 Orange County Center for Contemporary Art,[25] Santa Ana, CA
- 2010 Los Angeles Municipal Art Gallery, Los Angeles, CA
- 2010 Gotthelf Art Gallery, La Jolla, CA
- 2010 Four Seasons Hotel Gallery,[26] Westlake Village, CA
- 2011 Four Seasons Hotel Gallery, Westlake Village, CA
- 2011 "Text and Texture", Fresh Paint Gallery,[27] Culver City, CA
- 2012 Four Seasons Hotel Gallery, Westlake Village, CA
- 2012 Keller Williams,[28] Encino, CA
- 2012 LA Art Platform, Santa Monica, CA
- 2012 "40/40" USC Hillel,[29] Santa Monica, CA
Public collections
Carmi's work is included in the public collections of:
- Museum of Tolerance, Los Angeles, CA
- Soka University of America, Aliso Viejo, CA
See also
References
- ↑ "ARTROM Gallery Guild".
- ↑ "Rhea Carmi Juror for Abstract Forms '08 ARTROM".
- ↑ "Rhea Carmi at Lawrence Asher Gallery 2005".
- ↑ "Israeli Artist Paints a Path to Healing".
- ↑ "Carmi's works are hampered by the artist".
- ↑ "Passionately Un-objective at Lawrence Asher Gallery".
- ↑ "Rhea Carmi Passionately Un-objective".
- ↑ "Rhea Carmi: Les Voix du Silence".
- ↑ "Soka University Art Gallery".
- ↑ "THE Magazine - Rhea Carmi Voice of Silence, Voices of Hope".
- ↑ "Rhea Carmi's artwork is on exhibit at Soka University in Aliso Viejo".
- ↑ "Rhea Carmi at Frank Pictures Gallery".
- ↑ "Video - John Lennon Photos Interview at Frank Pictures Gallery, with Rhea's art as backdrop".
- ↑ "Villa di Donato".
- ↑ "Luce dal buio di Rhea Carmi (Italian)".
- ↑ "Our Fragile Earth".
- ↑ "TARFEST Alumni".
- ↑ "Rhea Carmi at Art Pic".
- ↑ "Rhea Carmi at Galerie Le Cocon (German)".
- ↑ "Rhea Carmi at Galerie Le Cocon".
- ↑ "Torrance Art Museum".
- ↑ "Riverside Art Museum".
- ↑ "California Contemporary Art Magazine".
- ↑ "Israeli-American artists show work at Gotthelf Art Gallery".
- ↑ "Revisiting Beauty".
- ↑ "Canvas to a Cure".
- ↑ Frank, Priscilla (November 7, 2011). "Text & Texture at Fresh Paint Art Advisors". Huffington Post.
- ↑ "SUMMER ART GALLERY RECEPTION" (PDF).
- ↑ "40 40 celebrating the 40th anniversary of the USC Hillel art gallery".
External links
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