Rima: Passages in Sephardic Sculpture
Rochester Art Center is pleased to present Rima: Passages in Sephardic Sculpture, a solo exhibition by artist Rotem Tamir. The exhibition offers a profound exploration of ancient craft traditions interwoven with themes of cultural heritage, familial ties, and the resilience of women across generations. In this captivating exhibition, Tamir delves into the domestic and […]
Pu’ah
IM/PERFECT SLUMBERS February 11–August 20, 2023 Guest curated by M artist-in-residence Katya Oicherman in collaboration with Curator of Exhibitions Laura Joseph On view in the M’s window galleries and skyway entrance. Im/perfect Slumbers is a multi-disciplinary series of art installations occurring in the M’s window galleries and skyway entrance. Diverse voices of local artists, writers, […]
This is The Most Beautiful Dragon I Ever Saw
The following text was taken from the artist talk that took place during the show Solo :: Together, Harn Museum, Gainesville, FL THIS IS THE MOST BEAUTIFUL DRAGON I EVER SAW was driven by my continuous interest in ephemeral objects and objects that change through time. In this case, although the object itself, or maybe […]
Maybe A Horse
Omri and Rotem Zin-Tamir “Maybe A Horse” at LIT [Interview]
Sussita
A Car is Four Wheels and a Passenger, An installation at Sussita: The Exhibition, Haifa City Museum
Mattress / ג’ראיה (Jerayah)
Mattress/ג׳אריה (Jerayah)
Moonlight
Moonlight
deaf* roundtable
A conversation with Seo Hye Lee, Rotem Tamir & Hannah Wallis.Issue 16, VoCA Journal — February 2026. Read more: https://journal.voca.network/deaf-roundtable/
Civilizations: Waiting for the Moon
Civilizations: Waiting for the Moon
Jerayah: Making as a Catalyst for Remembering
Jerayah: Making as a Catalyst for Remembering
Art Speaks: Making as Catalyst for Remembering
Art Speaks: Making as Catalyst for Remembering