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Diminuendo
Four channel video installation Projected on architectural structure, 1:38 min.
A Thousand Years
Three channel video installation, 10:00 min.
That. There. Then.
Six channel video installation
The Cherry Orchard
Two channel video installation Projected on a plaster object and a drywall
Princess Or Tiger
Eight channel video installation, 8:28 min
Chekhov street #5
Six channel stop motion animation installation, projected on a foldable plywood object Materials
The Library Room
two channel video installation - projected on a foldable plywood object
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January 2, 2020
Ira Eduardovna is the winner of the he following Grants and Residencies
Chelouche Gallery congratulates Ira Eduardovna for winning the following Grants and Residencies: ∎ New York State Council on the Arts grant – for film and electronic media ∎ The Israeli Ministry of Culture and Sports grant – for a new work ∎ The Ostrovsky Family Fund grant ∎ Artport residency January-Fabruary 2020 ...
November 20, 2018
Chelouche Gallery at Loop Barcelona 2018
20-22.11.18 For more information about the fair please click here The work On foreign made soles addresses migrations, displacement and a perpetual conflict between longing and the criticism of a lost home. This video re-enacts a very private, yet common, fantasy of people who never returned to their hometowns: the possibility to go back... ...
Biography
Ira Eduardovna was born in Uzbekistan. She currently lives and works in NY.
Eduardovna’s work reconstructs narratives of autobiographical nature and examines issues of migration and identity in flux through non-linear story telling.
Awards include: Jerome foundation travel and study grant, New York State Council on the Arts grant for film and electronic media, Israel Lottery Council Grant for Culture and the Arts, The Ostrovsky Family Fund for experimental Film and Artis Exhibition Grant.
Artist residencies include: Lower Manhattan Cultural Council workspace NYC, Smack Mellon Residency Brooklyn NY, Art OMI – Omi International Art Center Ghent NY, FUTURA center for contemporary Art in Prague 2013, Wave Hill workspace studio program NY.
Solo shows include: The Israel Museum (Jerusalem, Israel) Cuchifritos Gallery NYC, Momenta Art (Brooklyn, NY) Braverman Gallery (Tel Aviv, Israel), FUTURA center for contemporary Art- Karlin Studios, (Prague, Czech Republic), Vox Populi Gallery (Philadelphia, PA) Baruch College New Media Art Department Gallery (NYC), Rosenberg Gallery, Hofstra University Art Gallery (Hempstead NY), 1708 Gallery (Richmond, VA) .
Her work was shown in group shows at Galleria Arsenal (Bialystok, Poland), Oi Futuro Museum (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil), San Diego Art Institute (San Diego, CA), The Israel museum (Jerusalem, Israel), Bat Yam Museum of Contemporary Art (Bat Yam, Israel)
She holds an MFA from Hunter College, New York since 2012
Curriculum Vitae
1980 – Born in Uzbekistan
Lives and works in NY
Education:
2011 MFA – Hunter College New York, NY, USA
2004 BA in Education and Art – Tel Aviv University, Holon Academic institute of
technology
Selected Solo Exhibitions:
2022 ‘The Iron Road’, Loop Barcelona
2019 Family portrait: Chelouche Gallery
2018 ‘On Foreign Made Soles’, Loop Barcelona
2018 On foreign made soles: The Israel Museum, Jerusalem. Curator: Shua Ben Ari
2017 To Prague with Love: Cuchifritos gallery, NYC, curator: Sanna Almajedi
Diminuendo: Unisex Gallery, Brooklyn NY
2015 A thousand years: 1708 gallery, Richmond, VA, curator: Emily Smith (solo)
2014 Mother – Rosenberg Gallery, Hofstra University Art Gallery, Hempstead NY,
curator: Daniel Devine
Mother- Vox Populi Gallery, Philadelphia, PA (solo). Curated by Momenta Art
2013 Ira Eduardovna – Mother – FUTURA Center for Contemporary Art, Karlin Studios,
Prague, Czech Republic (solo) Terminus – Baruch College New Media Art Department Gallery, NYC, curator: Katherine Behar (solo)
2012 That. There. Then. – Momenta Art, Brooklyn NY, curator: Eric Heist (solo) The
Library room – Braverman gallery, Tel Aviv, Israel (solo)
Selected two person exhibitions:
2016 The space between: Ira Eduardovna and Nadja Frank – Art in buildings program,
time equities, NY curator: Jennie Lamensdorf
2012 Nothing sound in it and nothing true: Ira Eduardovna, Heesoup Yoon – ArtGate
gallery, NY curator: Sylvia Kim Selected group exhibitions
2016 AMOR– Oi Futuro museum, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, curators: Denise Carvalho and
Monika Szewczyk
2015 Love at the edge – Galeria Arsenal Bialystok, Poland, curator: Monika Szewczyk
Try a little Tenderness: Nine films about being vulnerable – Anthology Film Archives, NY, curator: Sasha Waters Fryer
2014 Beyond Limits – in conjunction with Post Global Biennial in Poland – San Diego
Art Institute, curator: Denise Carvalho
Pardes – Koffler Center for the Arts, Toronto, Canada, curator: Liora Belford
2013 Displaced visions, E?migre? photographers of the 20th century, The Israel Museum,
Jerusalem, Israel, curator: Nisan Perez
2012 Migration, Helen Day Art Center, Stowe Vermont, curator: Rachel Moore
2010 Signals Bat Yam Museum of Contemporary Art, Israel, curator: Danna Heller
Selected Awards and Residencies:
2022 Artport residency 2022-2023
Gesher Film Fund – for development of a script for a feature film
New Israel Fund for Film and Television – Development Lab for a short film
2020 Artport residency Tel Aviv, Israel (International resident)
2019 New York State Council on the Arts – Electronic Media and Film Grant
Ostrovsky Family Fund
Asylum Arts grant
PAIS Israel Lottery Council Grant for Culture and Arts
2018 New York Foundation for the Arts fellowship Jerome Foundation Travel and Study Grant
2017 Lower Manhattan Cultural Council – workspace program, NY 2016-2017
2016 Israel Lottery Council Grant for Culture and Arts2015 New York State Council on the Arts – Electronic Media and Film Grant Smack
Mellon Residency, NY 2014-2015
2014 OMI International Arts Center residency, NY
2013 Futura Center for Contemporary Art residency, Prague, Czech Republic Ostrovsky
Family Fund Award 2013
2012 Artis Exhibition Grant Ostrovsky Family Fund Award
