Title: Wave land- Etude
Year: 2011
Size: 10.5"x10.5"
Description: Ink on paper
Value: $1500
Value: $1500
About the Artwork:
A formal study of the large scale installation Wave land,
It was a part of the process of executing 'Food Chain'.
About the Artist:
Nivi Alroy was born in 1978 in Israel. She received her BFA from Bezalel Art Academy in Jerusalem.
In 2005 she received the AICF fellowship and moved to New York City.
She graduated from the School of Visual Arts with an MFA in 2007.
In 2008-2009 Alroy was selected as an A.I.R.and exhibited a solo show in the gallery.
She was chosen by Smack Mellon for their “hot picks list.
In 2010 Alroy created the commissioned installation Pixelville,
for the Dumbo Arts Center in New York.
Alroy received the 'Most promising artist Ahuvi award' in the 'Fresh Paint'
art fair in Israel in 2010 and presented her award solo show in the following year.
in 2011 a Alroy took part at the ''Tryangle' international workshop in New York.
Alroy's work has been showcased in Exhibition in Israel and internationally.
Most recently, Alroy was invited by the Philadelphia sculptors society,
to create a site Specific installation in and old textile
dying factory from the 19th century as part of the Philadelphia art week.
A formal study of the large scale installation Wave land,
It was a part of the process of executing 'Food Chain'.
About the Artist:
Nivi Alroy was born in 1978 in Israel. She received her BFA from Bezalel Art Academy in Jerusalem.
In 2005 she received the AICF fellowship and moved to New York City.
She graduated from the School of Visual Arts with an MFA in 2007.
In 2008-2009 Alroy was selected as an A.I.R.and exhibited a solo show in the gallery.
She was chosen by Smack Mellon for their “hot picks list.
In 2010 Alroy created the commissioned installation Pixelville,
for the Dumbo Arts Center in New York.
Alroy received the 'Most promising artist Ahuvi award' in the 'Fresh Paint'
art fair in Israel in 2010 and presented her award solo show in the following year.
in 2011 a Alroy took part at the ''Tryangle' international workshop in New York.
Alroy's work has been showcased in Exhibition in Israel and internationally.
Most recently, Alroy was invited by the Philadelphia sculptors society,
to create a site Specific installation in and old textile
dying factory from the 19th century as part of the Philadelphia art week.
Website: www.nivialroy.net
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