Ruthi Helbitz Cohen

Ruthi Helbitz Cohen is a contemporary Israeli artist. Alongside the artistic work in her studio, she teaches art in both the Beit Berl Arts College and the Oranim College,^[1] Program of Multidisciplinary Studies in Humanities and the Arts (M.Ed.).

Her works invite the spectator to enter the shadow of the soul. Archaic figures remind the observer of a sunken culture, to put an end to the pillage of the world. Her works are realized through sheets of tracing paper, fabric softener, paint, ink and other substances, creating a "mixed media".^[2] They touch on youth and innocence and its loss as well as on sexuality and motherhood, and the anxiety it causes. Ruthi Helbitz Cohen works were presented in exhibitions in Israel,^[3]^[4]^[5]^[6] Germany,^[7]^[8]^[2] Netherlands, France, Denmark, Greece, China, and the USA.

Exhibitions

2006 New Works, Julie M. Gallery, Tel Aviv
Mind the Gap, Umtrieb Gallery, Kiel, Germany
2007 Distortion, Umtrieb Gallery, Kiel, Germany
2008 Mind the Gap, Evi Gougenheim Gallery, Paris
2009 Damsel's House, Helena Rubinstein Pavilion for Contemporary Art, Tel Aviv Museum of Art (curator: Varda Steinlauf)
Free but Securely Held, Oranim College Art Gallery (curator: Tali Cohen Garbuz), Tivon; Julie M. Gallery, Tel Aviv
2010 Sisyphus, Polylog, Mittelmeerbiennale, Köln, Germany
2011 On the Edge (with Yehoshua Sobol), Nachum Gutman Museum, Tel Aviv (curator: Monica Lavi)
2012 The Spider's Strategy, Beelden aan Zee Museum, The Hague (curator: Ronit Eden)
2013 Frameless, Guangdong Museum of Art, Guangzhou (curator: Yaniv Shapira)
2014 Four Matriarchs and a Remainder, Gordon Gallery, Tel Aviv; Helga Hofman
Gallerie, Alphen aan de Rijn, The Netherlands
2015 Whispers, Gordon Gallery, Tel Aviv
Curtain of Tears, Herzliya Museum of Contemporary Art (curator: Aya Lurie)
2017 Set, Haifa Museum of Art (curator: Svetlana Reingold)
Inspire Project, A Deed Without a Name, Macedonia Museum of Contemporary Art, Thessaloniki (curator: Thouli Misirloglou)
Daphne, the Israel Culture Institute, Budapest
2018 Potsdam, Amsterdam, Tel Aviv (with Joshua Rosenman), Kunsthaus Potsdam (curators: Hubertus von der Golz and Angelika Euchner)
Passive-Aggressive: From Daphne to Judith, Whiteconcepts Gallery, Berlin Poem/Po-Eima – A Hair at the Crime Scene (with Yehoshua Sobol), The Open University Gallery, Raanana (curator: Carmit Blumenson)
2019 Beloved, The Open Museum, Tefen Industrial Park (curator: Ruthi Ofek)

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[oranim-1] Ruthi Helbitz Cohen teacher / lecturer page at Oranim College

[whiteconcepts-2] 2.0 ^2.1 Ruthi Helbitz Cohen Whiteconcepts Gallery, Berlin-Mitte, Germany

[haifa-3] Ruthi Helbitz Cohen at Haifa Museum of Art

[israelmuseum-4] Ruthi Helbitz Cohen page at Israel Museum

[gordon-5] Ruthi Helbitz Cohen's page at Gordon Gallery Tel Aviv, Israel

[herzliya-6] Ruthi Helbitz Cohen Veil of Tears Herzliya Museum of Contemporary Art Ruthi Helbitz Cohen page at Herzliya Museum of Contemporary Art, Herzliya, Israel

[galeriemutare-7] Ruthi Helbitz Cohen artist page at gallerie mutare Berlin, Germany

[umtrieb-8] Ruthi Helbitz Cohen Artist page at Umtrieb – Galerie für aktuelle Kunst Kiel, Germany

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