Rachal Gitai
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- Dear Hoary,It about art, as an International artist who had solo exhibition in South Africa and Israel. North 1 is a big local newspaper in the north of Israel.
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Rachel Gitai (born 1954) is an international artist, writer, journalist, photographer, lecturer and behavioral sciences researcher.
Biography[edit]
Gitai's family came to Israel from Eastern Europe. Her great-great-grandfather from her mother's side is Rabbi Reuven Yitzchak Ilion, her mother was born in Riga and survived the Holocaust[1], her father was born in Rozwadów, Poland.
Rachel was born in 1954 in Afula as Rachel Rosenblit and grew up in Kiryat Tiv'on, at the age of two her parents moved to Haifa and she studied at the Ma'ale HaCarmel school. In seventh grade, she began studying at the "reali school". Gitai studied, for a bachelor's degree in creative arts and general literature at the University of Haifa between 1972 and 1975[2], while working with the French-Israeli physiotherapist, Gustav Kurtz. She built the "Louis Arieli Photography Laboratory"[3] At Beit Biram, the upper division of the Reali School in Haifa and operated it from 1975 to 1982. At the request of Professor Simcha Nahir and Dr. Yitzhak Shapira, the school's principals, the laboratory was the basis for the high school's communication studies. Gitai was a teaching assistant to the photographer Yosef Cohen, as well as a student of Aryeh Rotman (engraving), Dina Merhav (graphic design), Professor Emanuel Zeltzer (drawing) and was greatly influenced by the research of Prof. Avraham Kamp, founder of the Department of Art and Judaism. And also, in general literature, with Abba Tzuriel (theater) and Professor Michal Friedman (film and media). Her master's degree included a thesis on the interrelationships between written and filmed children's literature and together with Prof. Aliza Shenhar researched folk literature. At the age of 23, she began lecturing at the University of Haifa, Oranim College[4], and WIZO College about research of creativity, media and media. In 1977, she completed an art teacher training course in 1979 and a master's degree in curriculum planning in education. In the years 1982-1984 she studied for a doctorate in science teaching with Prof. Arie Perlberg and at the same time taught the subject of self-confrontation in video and produced and held exhibitions with students on visual communication and media language and illustrations in children's literature. Additionally, she studied Kabbalah Rabbi Yaakov Nissan Rosenthal.
In 1984 she moved to South Africa[5] [6]with her family and held exhibitions in both countries. In South Africa, she has also worked as an art consultant in building private and public art collections. During her stay in South Africa, she led the organic village where she taught and engaged in Brynston organic village market.[7] She is engaged in health counseling, natural medicine and homeopathy.[8]
In 1994, she was appointed director of the Art and Design Institute of Oranim College.[9] In addition, she also worked as a professional diagnostician in the behavioral sciences and specialized in body work versus mind and the integration of art as part of life and this is what her doctoral dissertation in behavioral sciences was written in 1995. She opened a clinic for her work in behavioral sciences and body versus mind. In 1995, she was also elected to manage Beit Baba: - Naamat's largest community center in Israel in Kiryat Eliezer. She is the widow of Rabbi Yigal Pizam of Chabad.[10]
Artistic career[edit]
Since 1975, she has had regular solo exhibitions and participated in group exhibitions in Israel and around the world.[11]
Exhibitions[edit]
- University of Haifa, Art Gallery — Annual Exhibition. 1975
- Every man, solo exhibition, mansion coffee gallery. Ahuza, Haifa 1976
- Tafnit Art Gallery, Kiryat Motzkin 1988
- Caro Gallery, Ahuza, Haifa, 1989
- Tamaro Gallery, Herzliya-Pituach 1999
- Les Art International, Solo Exhibition Natalie Knight Gallery, South Africa,
- 1988-1990 Solo Exhibition Art Gallery in Namur Gardens, South Africa
- Solo exhibition at the Austin Gallery of Art, South Africa
- Solo exhibition at the Futur Classic Gallery, Johannesburg
- Solo exhibition at the Forma Output Gallery
- From 1989 to 1992, she participated in monthly group exhibitions at Lake Zoo lake as part of the South African Artists' Association, as well as exhibiting in group exhibitions in the anthroposophical village of Brainson.[12]
Artistic style[edit]
Rachel Gitai's works are influenced by the golden age of Spanish Jewry and her research, the Code of Ilion (De ilion code) and the works of Renaissance artists. Gitai has developed various painting techniques.[13] Its oil works consist of layers of pure oil paints. She uses knife palette and techniques that create intense design compositions and colors. She draws most of her inspiration from the Zohar book and the twelve breastplate stones. Her works are also characterized by the use of sub-shades.
External links[edit]
- Rachel Gitai's website
- Neta Peleg, Women Leading Redemption, North 1, a major local paper in north of Israel, March 7, 2008.
- Heartbeat Art, Design Magazine. Issue 255, April 2021, Page 32
- The book "The Secret and Mystery on the Hebrew Date of Birth", on the bookmark website.
- Moshe Peleg, Honorable Rebbetzin, Echo of the Krayot, September 21, 2006
- Smadar Tal, Complementary Medicine, Interview with Dr. Rachel Gitai, Reshet Aleph, Israeli broadcasting association.
- Art telling website TRACY LONGFIELD: SILKEN CREATTION Home & Garden Magazine, South Africa, August 1990
- Avindav Vitkon, Shani Schussler the day after the meal. Makor rishon, Portrait. July 13, 2007
- Millard, Sue (17 May 1989). "Rachel will dress silk walls" (Pretoria, South Africa).
For further reading[edit]
- Batsheva and Aryeh Gidron, Chinese in Carmel, Adam and his house magazine, design and architecture magazine,
- Eating between the tracks, Men and his home 1989 Objects with a strong presence Men and his home 1989 Rachel Gitai,
- Hemda and Aharon Biran 1989 They call it the aristocratic neighborhood on the VICTORY PARK J.H.B SOUTH AFRICA
- Neighborhood Rachel Gitai Adam and his house, 1989
- The Ahmadiya Mosque in Kabavir, Rachel Gitai 1989 House Forever Lily and George Shockier, men and his home 1989.
- It is also possible without shutters, men and his home Rachel Gitai 1990
- What's in the frame: Garden and home 3.90 p. 74
- J.Nattal: Pretoria news: Rachel Gitai's originals 1990 Futur classics: rose forward. j.h.b habitat 1990
- Tracy longfield: painting on silk planning 10.3.1991
- Galleries and artsturday star weekend, Gitai gallery 78th no 8 3 victory park view by appointment exhibition of modern original artworks 1.2.1991
- Taste of the sea, Colbo, Haifa, 1987
Footnotes[edit]
- ↑ Yad, Vashem. "Testimonial". Yad vashem.
- ↑ Peleg, Neta (March 7, 2008). "Women Leading Redemption". ], North 1.
- ↑ Tracy, Longfield (August 1990). "Silken creation" (PDF). Garden and home.
- ↑ Design Magazine., Issue 255 (April 2021). "Heartbeat Art". Maariv.
- ↑ Peleg, Morshe (September 21, 2006). "Honorable Rebbetzin". Echo of the Krayot.
- ↑ Millard, Sue (May 17, 1989). "Rachel will dress silk walls". Pretoria, South Africa.
- ↑ Peleg, Moshe (21 September 2006). "Honorable Rebbetzin". Echo of the Krayot.
- ↑ The Bryanston, Village market. "Bryanston Organic & Natural Market". Bryanston Organic & Natural Market.
- ↑ Peleg, Neta (March 7, 2008). "Neta Peleg, Women Leading Redemption" (March 2008). North 1,.
- ↑ "The Redemption Talk, An Israeli religious publication". June 1, 2006.
- ↑ Editorial (April 2021). "Heartbeat art". Page 32 (255). esign. Design and Architecture Monthly.
- ↑ "אמנית ישראלית רחל גיתאי Rachel Gitai מזמינה את הקהל למסע ציורי מתמשך של יצירתה". arttelling.co.il.
- ↑ Millard, Sue (17 May 1989). "Rachel will dress silk walls" (Pretoria, South Africa).
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