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| Selected Exhibitions | ||
| 1991 | Tzahala Culture Center | Tel Aviv, Israel |
| 1992 | Ramat Aviv Culture Center | Tel Aviv, IS |
| 1993 | Horace Richter Gallery | Jaffa, IS |
| 1995 | "Co-existence" Horace Richter (During this exhibition a 3 minute video was shown in loop.) | Jaffa, IS |
| 1997 | Amalia Arbel Gallery | Tel Aviv, IS |
| 1999 | Art Expo | New York, New York |
| . | Member of "Studio 7" artist group | . |
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| Study | ||
| Sculpture with Nili Katzfr, Harry Baron, Sonya Natra, David Peer and Tanya Preminger | ||
| Painting with Victor Lelouche | ||
| Photography at Camera Obscura | ||
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| Amnon Barzel on Nili Kook, Rome, 1999: ...The
possibility of listening to [the visual echoes of] Nili Kook's sculptures reveals a
concentrated silence that stores tensions within it: tensions which form an arch in the
marble, smoothen feminine curves, create a slight distortion in the figure that acquires a
metallic patina. And within this concentration, Nili Kook attempts to create in a
material that has no given form emotions and concepts that have no configuration.
With an impulse as old as human civilization, to recreate that which does not exist: a
figure in stone, a body in clay or wax, cast in bronze, faces with a gaze in their eyes
that does not fade away. Joseph Agassi on Nili Kook: Nili Kook was educated in a few countries and absorbed diverse cultures and a delicate artistic taste. Her artistic output reflects not a uniform style but the breadth of a rich cultural background expressed in a specific attitude towards her medium. The artwork of Nili Kook is in collections around the world. |
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