Hadassa Goldvich’s work will be featured in “More Love” at the Ackland Art Museum! The exhibition, featuring the work of 33 established and emerging contemporary artists, is the first major exhibition to investigate the ways in which contemporary artists have addressed love as a political force, as a philosophical model for equitable knowledge exchange, and as social interaction within a rapidly changing landscape of technology and social media.

The exhibition will be accompanied by a fully-illustrated, 240-page catalogue, which will include materials by Hadassa Goldvicht, Yoko Ono, Gregory Sale, Janine Antoni, and Miranda July.

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Public Opening Reception
Thursday, 31 January, 6:00-8:00 PM

Hadassa Goldvicht’s Writing Lesson series recently finished its run at the BWA SOKOL Gallery of Contemporary Art in Poland, but her work will be on display there again! From September 7 – October 7, Hadassa’s pieces, “Crystal glass migration. 1939-Present,” and “Attempts for a Clear and Exact Blueprint” will be a part of BWA SOKOL’s show VOID. Check it out, if you’re in Poland!

For the first time, Fellow Hadassa Goldvicht’s Writing Lesson series (2005-2012) is on display in its entirety! Galicia, Mon Amour. Folly, Fantasy And Phantasm, curated by Danna Heller, attempts to present a mise-en-scene of situations that arise from considering the mythical aspects of the Eastern European region once known as Galicia.

Opening night is June 15th, and the exhibition runs through July 29th!

Hadassa Goldvicht’s 2012 piece “Kiss (devotion)” is on display at the Mishkan Le’Omanut/Museum of Art in Ein Harod, as a part of their Matronita: Jewish Feminist Art exhibition! This exhibit is the first time in that a museum in Israel has organized a major exhibition of Jewish feminist art, by women who come from a traditional Jewish background. If you’re in the country, don’t miss it!

Showing January 27, 2012 – April 13, 2012
at Mishkan Le’Omanut
Museum of Art, Ein Harod
Israel