Dorit Jordan Dotan

Born in 1961, the Israeli-German Dorit Jordan Dotan is a multidisciplinary visual artist who has made art that activates. Dotan works with a variety of mediums, from photography to colored pencil to installation. Her art often expresses her social and political views, and calls attention to cultural issues. Dotan is a fellow of the Jewish Art Salon New York and co-curates the JAS virtual Open Studio Program.

Ausstellungen

• 2018-2023, Dr. Bernard Heller Museum, New York
• 2022, Skirball Museum, Cincinnati
• 2022, Koslowe Gallery, Mamaroneck
• 2021, Historisches Museum Hannover, Hannover
• 2021, The Jewish Historical Museum, Amsterdam
• 2020-2021, Museum Friedland, Friedland
• 2020, The Berman Museum, Atlanta
• 2019-2020, HUC-JIR Museum, Los Angeles
• 2019, Oranjekerk, Amsterdam
• 2019, Wedge Projects, Chicago
• 2019, Amstelkerk & Plein van Siena, Spinoza: Marrano of Reason, Amsterdam
• 2019, Central Gallery, Tel Aviv
• 2019, The Northern Illinois University School of Music, DeKalb
• 2017- 2019, Beit El, Highland Park
• 2018, The Jewish Museum of Florida-FIU, Miami Beach
• 2018-2019, Manny Cantor Center, New York
• 2018, Detour Gallery, Red Bank
• 2018, Derfner Judaica Museum, New York
• 2018, ARC Gallery, Chicago
• 2017-2018, Charter Oak Cultural Center, Hartford
• 2016-2018, Evanston Art Center, Evanston
• 2012-2018, HUC-Museum, New York
• 2017, Fotogalerie, Berlin
• 2015, 2017, The Jerusalem Biennale, Israel
• 2017, The Jewish Museum of Florida-FIU, Miami Beach
• 2017, Ceres Gallery Chelsea, New York
• 2017, The Art Center, New Orleans
• 2017, Spertus, Chicago
• 2017, Morpho Gallery, Chicago
• 2017, Woman Made Gallery, Chicago
• 2017, Nuit Rose, Art Festival, Toronto
• 2015-2017, The Jewish Museum, Miami
• 2016, JCC, Long Island
• 2016, Art Shelter Gallery, Jerusalem
• 2016, Catalyst Ranch, Chicago
• 2016, Evanston Art Center, Evanston
• 2016, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel
• 2015-2016, YU Museum, New York
• 2015, UJA New York,  New York
• 2014-2015, Philadelphia Museum of Jewish Art, Philadelphia
• 2015, Potsdam
• 2015, VBK, Berlin Artist Association, Berlin
• 2014, Mantra, Jerusalem
• 2014, Arts Bank Gallery, Deerfield
• 2013, Rochester Contemporary Art Center, Rochester
• 2014, Museum of Jewish Art, Tulsa
• 2014, Anne Frank Center USA, New York
• 2014, Forum Factory, Berlin
• 2014, Beit Ha’Gefen, Haifa, 2014 & BL-NK, London, UK, 2014.

Curatorial Projects

• 2020-2022, Open Studio Zoom Program, Jewish Art Salon
• 2020, The Institut für Alles Mögliche, Berlin
• 2019, Woman Made Gallery, Chicago
• 2018, MSE Pop Up exhibition, Evanston
• 2017, Evanston Art Center

Grants

• „Particularly Outstanding Artist“ grant from the Israel Ministry of Absorption
• Scholarship in the Curatorial and Museology House of Israeli Art The City of Evanston, Cultural Fund Grant, USA
• The Illinois Arts Council, USA
• Urgent Action Fund for Women’s Human Rights, USA
• The New Israel Fund

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