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 Visual Artists Writers On-Site Assistant Hadassa Goldvicht Hadassa Goldvicht was born in Jerusalem, Israel. She received her BFA from the Printmaking department at the Rhode Island School of Design, and her MFA from the School of Visual Arts in NY. She also attended the Bezalel Academy of Art and Design in Jerusalem. Hadassa is a recipient of the Jack Kent Cooke Foundation Grant and is currently an artist-in- residence at the Center for Book Arts in NY. Her work will be featured in an exhibition on religion and economics at the Dumbo Arts Center in June. Additionally, she will soon be attending the Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture. Recent exhibitions include Vector magazine, NY; All in Time, Visual Arts Gallery, Chelsea, NY; On the Third Day, Tribeca, NY; The Heaven and Earth Biennale, Eretz Israel Museum, Tel Aviv, Israel; Dark Matter, Mercer 55 Gallery, NY; Beauty And The Book, Israel Museum, Jerusalem, Israel. 
The Overflow, 2007 Dimensions variable Site specific domestic installation of water overflowing from a boiling pot placed on a wooden table, filling the room with water. 
The Honey Plumbing System, detail, 2006 Dimensions variable Detail from a site-specific installation of shower and faucet connected to a plumbing system filled with honey, and dripping on to the floor, filling room and slowly pushing the viewers out of the room. 
185 seconds of war One channel video, 03:05 minutes, 2006 This video piece was shot in Israel during the second Lebanon war, in the summer of 2006. It silently refers to the false notions of war as reflected through the media, and the sense of distance that those visual and conceptual notions create. The title of the piece does not only act to reveal the true nature of the peaceful landscape, but also points to the time frame given to war items on the news. |
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