The Role of Artistic Creativity in the Lives of Israeli Emigres in Los AngelesMain MenuMalka Nediviby Mahsa Gerami and Rachel ElyaszadehAdi Shapiraby Tal Hauser and Victoria PelmanYoella Raziliby James GaoMeital Yaniv: Artistic Expression of Liminalityby Kori Decker and Timna NaimSam FirstenbergCreated by Will Taylor and Müge SolakDan Katzir and Ravit Markusby Ryan Davidson and Jacob LahanaNissim Natiby Joseph Trainer and Sagi YonatyVictoria Pelmanby Joseph Trainer and Sagi YonatyAbout this ExhibitCaroline Luce15876dd2f73462af784ac961ee54f3b5170890ce
Yoella Razili, 2010
12017-05-13T10:07:56-07:00Caroline Luce15876dd2f73462af784ac961ee54f3b5170890ce2251Yoella Razili in Naples at the opening of "Latitude 34-40" in 2010. Courtesy of Napoli Unplugged.plain2017-05-13T10:07:56-07:00Caroline Luce15876dd2f73462af784ac961ee54f3b5170890ce
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12017-05-13T10:05:59-07:00Yoella Razili: Beyond3by James Gaoplain2017-05-13T10:08:45-07:00The combination of American Minimalism and Arte Porva movements with Israeli work ethic unveil Razili’s sheathed cultural hybridization, an attribute that is common in us all. Through her use of found material, Yoella Razili connects the past with the future – ultimately, creating new perspectives from old.
