Diti Almog

selected works/

birth/

1960 Born in Haifa

education/

1982-1986 Bezalel Academy of Art, Jerusalem Israel

biography/

The Israel-born Diti Almog composes her craft on superbly fine and thin aircraft plywood, and shows off her deft manipulation of scale and space inside a strenuously restricted area. Her imagery consists of colours enclosed within geometrical shapes. When viewing Diti's art, one develops subtle changes in perspective as they ponder and explore her use of visuals, and the depth in which she creates architectural and psychological space. While her work may seem like mere flat planes, it is essential to take into account her recurring theme of the spatial and visual, and in doing so, discover that there is infinite possibilities to her landscapes.

selected awards/

2003	The pollock- krasner Foundation grant for 2003
1994	Isracard Prize, The Tel Aviv Museum of Art
1990	The America Israel Foundation for the Arts, The Tel Aviv Museum of Art

selected solo exhibitions/

2006	Tel Aviv Museum, Israel. A retrospective
2004	Wetterling Gallery, Stockholm
2002	Wetterling Gallery, Stockholm
2000	Galerie Anne de Villepoix, Paris
1999	Baldwin Gallery, Aspen, CO (
1998	Galerie Anne de Villepoix, Paris
1997	Marianne Boesky Gallery, New York
1996	Boesky & Callery, New York

selected group exhibitions/

2004	The Sydney Biennale, 2004. Australia
2000	"New Work: Abstraction", Hosfelt Gallery, SF, CA
1999	"Christmas Paintings", Marianne Boesky Gallery, New York
1999	"The Stroke", Exit Art, New York, curated by Ross Bleckner
1999	"Painting Now and Forever", Matthew Marks Gallery and Pat Hearn Gallery, New York