The work was recently exhibited in the exhibition “My Death Came To Me Suddenly”, at Chelouche Gallery.

The current solo exhibition by Yael Yudkovik holds hints and outlines of contexts, above and under the ground. Yudkovik’s art is mostly nourished by biographical materials, evolving through a continuing dialog with death, via the awareness of finality on the one hand, and the effort to put it off on the other, with playful tricks, ruses, and humor.

Read more and view exhibition: My Death Came To Me Suddenly

Yael Yudkovik (B. Kfar Giladi) is a multidisciplinary artist. Her main body of work is made of installations of sculptures combined with photography and drawings. She lives and teaches in Tel-Aviv. Yudkovik graduated the Bezalel Academy of Art and Design, Jerusalem, with a BA, and later studied psychology.
She has exhibited in numerous exhibitions in Israel and abroad, including: “Moby Dick” (installation “Infamy club”), The Tel-Aviv Museum of Art, Curator: Dalit Matatyahu; “Aviva – a Way of an Elephant”, Sharon Glazberg, Rothschild 69, Tel–Aviv. Her works were purchased to numerous collections, including: Bandman Collection, Tokyo; The ST-ARTcollection, Serge Tiroche, Jaffa, Israel; Yoram Tietz, Collection, Israel and other private collections.
She is the winner of Bezalel Excellence Award – Bezalel Academy of Art and Design, Jerusalem; Sharett Fund Scholarship – America-Israel Cultural Foundation Grant for Young Artists; Ministry of Science, Culture and Sport Award; Yehushua Rabinovich Arts foundation Tel Aviv; Mifal Ha’pais Culture and Art Council Foundation; ArtLink Sotheby’s International Young Art 2004 program.