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Self-Portrait (I Am Too Sad to Tell You, after Bas Jan Ader), 2003
From the series Rebus

Vik Muniz: Pictures of Anything

Self-Portrait (I Am Too Sad to Tell You, after Bas Jan Ader), 2003
From the series Rebus

This comprehensive exhibition of Vik Muniz (born in Brazil, 1961) covers 25 years of the artist's oeuvre, in which familiar images from the history of art and other sources are transformed in scale and into unexpected materials – sugar, chocolate, ketchup, diamonds, dust and garbage – in a process culminating in a new photographic image. Muniz’ work challenges conventional viewing and raises questions about appropriation, original and copy.
The exhibition includes most of his series, including “Pictures of Chocolate,” “Pictures of Dust,” “Pictures of Earth” and “Pictures of Garbage.”

Video – Vik Muniz: Pictures of Anything, 2014

Video – Vik Muniz: Pictures of Anything, 2014

Video production: PostArtPro

The exhibition is held with the support of the Friends of the Tel Aviv Museum of Art in Israel, Sara Szold and Nili Lipman, and Hezi Cohen Gallery Catalogue published with the support of the Marc Rich Foundation

Other exhibitions

Arnon Ben David: The Sorrowful Way
I Don't Want to Forget: from the Mareva and Arthur Essebag collection
Tal Mazliach: War Decorations
’73–’23: Video Salon Between Two Wars