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Yair Garbuz

Yair Garbuz (Born 1945) is active/lives in Israel.  Yair Garbuz is known for American Pop Paintings, collage, mixed media, connection to texts.

Yair Garbuz, the painter, was born in 1945 in Givataim.  Garbuz studied with Raffi Lavie, Moshe Propes, and Yehiel Krize.

Prizes:
1983 America-Israel Cultural Fund grant for studies in the US
1989 Grant for an artist in residence at the Cite, Paris, The Council for Culture and Art
1992 The Mendel and Eva Pundrik Prize for Israeli Art, Tel Aviv Museum
1994 Sokolov Prize for Journalism presented to the editors of the satirical supplement ''Davar Acher''
1999 IDB Prize for an Israeli Artist, Israel Museum, Jerusalem
2000 Minister of Science, Culture and Sport Prize
2000 Discount Bank Prize for Contemporary Art, The Israel Museum, Jerusalem 2004 Emet Prize, along with Yaakov Dorchin Exhibition
1968 Bucharest Romania, ''The Israel painter''

Since 1973 Garbuz has taught at Ramat Hasharon Art College.  In 1997 Garbuz became director of Art Teachers' Training College in Kalmania.  Yair Garbuz lives and works in Ramat Gan.   ...  [Displaying 990 of 1829 characters.]  Artist bio

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