Tali Ben Nun

Twentieth and Twenty-First Century Art

טלי בן נון
An independent curator that has been active in the field of local art for more than a decade.
Graduate of the Department of Art History at Tel Aviv University and the program for Cultural Studies, Curatorship and Criticism at Camera Obscura – The School of Arts.
Ben Nun has curated many solo and group exhibitions in contemporary art galleries, museums and non-profit venues, whose activities facilitate the encounters between the private and the public spheres.
Her curatorial work is based on prolonged work processes that combine research with close and in-depth dialogue with the artists. For her, an exhibition is a time-dependent 'event' that brings together space and images, objects and materials.
 
Selected exhibitions under her curation:
2016 – Exhibition of the winners of the Ministry of Culture and Sport Prizes for Art and Design, Herzliya Museum of Contemporary Art, Herzliya, Israel.
2016 – Live Performance, Pesach Slabosky, Avi Sabah and Gabi Kricheli, Givon Art Gallery, Tel Aviv, Israel.
2016 – Moledet 1B, Talia Israeli, solo exhibition, Ashdod Museum of Art, Ashdod, Israel.2015 – Half Full, Maya Attoun, solo exhibition, Givon Art Gallery, Tel Aviv, Israel.
2015 – Anthology – Useless Display, group exhibition, the Jerusalem Artists House, Jerusalem, Israel.
2014 – Made of Stone, group exhibition at an archaeological site, Manofim Contemporary Art Festival, Jerusalem, Israel.
2014 – Crop, group exhibition, Art Cube Artists' Studios, Jerusalem, Israel.2013 – 15 minutes, an art project in the apartment of the gallery owners Shai Hindi and Aryeh Franco, Tel Aviv, Israel.
2012 – Name: Chaya, Avital Cnaani, solo exhibition, Gallery 39 for Contemporary Art, Tel Aviv, Israel.
2012 – Lacuna, Hilla Ben Ari, solo exhibition, Gallery 39 for Contemporary Art, Tel Aviv, Israel.
2012 – Floating World, Gabi Kricheli, solo exhibition, Gallery 39 for Contemporary Art, Tel Aviv, Israel.
2011 – Godforsaken, Avi Sabah, solo exhibition, Gallery 39 for Contemporary Art, Tel Aviv, Israel.
This site is an archive of the activities of the school and the cultural center "Basis for Art and Culture". The institution was closed in 2020. Confirm