TALILA
ABRAHAM
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Education:
2007 MSC studying in Management Design, Israeli Institute of Technology, Haifa, Israel; 1991 Industrial Design, Holon institute of technology, Tel-Aviv University, Tel Aviv Israel;1987 Photography, Camera Obscure, Tel - Aviv, Israel;1986 Fashion Sampling, Ministry of Social Offers and Social Services, Tel-Aviv, Israel.
Selected Group Exhibitions:
2009 "Reinventing Ritual", The Jewish Museum, New York, USA; 2009 "A Shared Perspective", Rosenbaum Gallery and AIDA, Boca Raton, and The Barn Gallery, Lenox, USA; 2008 Philadelphia Museum of Art Craft Show, AIDA, Philadelphia, USA; 2006 Biennale of Saint Etienne, Saint Etienne, France; 2005 Bella Center, Talentzone, Copenhagen, Denmark; 2005 DesignMai, Berlin, Germany; 2005 La Triennale di Milano, Italy; 2005 Promisedesign, Israel; 2004 Plateaux Gallery, London, England.
2007 MSC studying in Management Design, Israeli Institute of Technology, Haifa, Israel; 1991 Industrial Design, Holon institute of technology, Tel-Aviv University, Tel Aviv Israel;1987 Photography, Camera Obscure, Tel - Aviv, Israel;1986 Fashion Sampling, Ministry of Social Offers and Social Services, Tel-Aviv, Israel.
Selected Group Exhibitions:
2009 "Reinventing Ritual", The Jewish Museum, New York, USA; 2009 "A Shared Perspective", Rosenbaum Gallery and AIDA, Boca Raton, and The Barn Gallery, Lenox, USA; 2008 Philadelphia Museum of Art Craft Show, AIDA, Philadelphia, USA; 2006 Biennale of Saint Etienne, Saint Etienne, France; 2005 Bella Center, Talentzone, Copenhagen, Denmark; 2005 DesignMai, Berlin, Germany; 2005 La Triennale di Milano, Italy; 2005 Promisedesign, Israel; 2004 Plateaux Gallery, London, England.
Talila's work can also be purchased at the Store at the Museum of Arts and Design and at The Jewish Museum ShopParticipant at the Philadelphia Museum of Art Craft Show 2008
METALACE is a series of decorative stainless steel items, initially inspired from the world of hand made textile. The objects reflect the desire for a personal touch of a hand made, old cutting edge, art design product. Talila Abraham's passion for vintage lace art is inspired from the work of unknown women, treasures and the uniqueness of personal and romantic feelings of a handcraft object.