COMING SOON
Tama Goren – Motti, how was the stabbing?
Guest artist: Meira Shemesh
Tama Goren (b. 1978)
Tama is a self-taught artist who lives and works in Tel Aviv.
Goren’s art studies in high school and her dedication to painting since being a young girl, followed by her experience of working as a fashion model in London, Paris, Milan, and Athens for over a decade, add a unique perspective to her resume.
Goren began exhibiting in 2011 and has since presented nine solo exhibitions and participated in dozens of group exhibitions. Goren’s works are typically forceful, expressive, Avant-Garde, dark, and strange. It occasionally includes a social critique combined with allusions to folklore, the Holocaust, German folk tales, and other unique combinations of symbols and subjects that are not connected to reality. All are presented with sadness and Dark humor.
Goren’s major projects include exhibiting in Berlin’s Circle1 gallery and publishing an artist book with the poet Daniel Oz. Furthermore, she had a solo exhibition in 2019 in the Zaritzky Artists House TLV curated by the artist Tsibi Geva.
Recently, she exhibited a solo show “The Long-Dead,” (2021) in Tel Aviv’s Hamidrasha Art Gallery, curated by Yair Barak followed by the duo show “Interested in a Double Headed” (2022) with artist Avner Ben-Gal.
This is Goren’s 10th solo exhibition curator by Yair Barak as the second part of their continued work.