2023
125.5x35cm 
 
collage pastels and acrylic on wood
 
 
Michal Geva is an Israeli artist. She completed her MFA in Fine Arts at the School of Visual Arts on May 2016. Geva was born in 1980 in Kibutz Ein-Shemer, Israel. At 2003 she attended the BFA program in Gerrit Rietveld Academy in Amsterdam and completed it in Beit Berrel School of Art “Hamidrasha” in Israel by 2008. She participated the Fellowship program for young creators at "Alma Home for Hebrew Culture" during 2011-2013. Michal Geva took part in various group shows and art fairs in Israel and New York, among them: Pulse-Miami Art fair (2016) and Fresh-Paint Art fair (TLV 2010-13). Geva had several solo exhibitions : Maya Gallery (TLV, 2022) New York Art Center (NY 2020) , 39 Gallery (TLV, 2011) , Java Gallery (NYC, 2013) Minshar Gallery (TLV, 2013) Hanina Gallery (TLV,2014). She was awarded a Scholarship from “America-Israel Cultural Foundation” in 2008, and a Rabinovich foundation grant in 2013.

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