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Why Not Modern Lamps, Too? - Joan Gahan, 27/03/1951

“People think nothing of having a modern car, a modern bathroom and a thoroughly modern kitchen. It’s about time for them to bring their living rooms up to date.” Zahara Schatz, Jerusalem-born painter and lamp designer, was...

Pioneers in Design Exhibit Their Best - Margaret Hohly, 07/05/1951

Under the title “Experimentals,” one of the most unusual exhibitions ever shown in an art gallery is now open to the public at the Art Alliance. All the galleries are devoted to, the exhibit, which features pioneer work in materials and...

Gallery Preview in New York - Charles Z. Offin, 01/12/1951

Bertha Schaefer offers a trio which includes a painter, a sculptor and an artist who fuses the techniques of painting and sculpture in her own original brand of "constructions”. The painter, Charles Rennick, concerns himself with...

Zahara Schatz Visits The Institute, 01/03/1952

On March 27 and 28, the Institute will entertain as its second Visiting Artist of the season Zahara Schatz of New York City. Miss Schatz, pictured on our cover, was born in Jerusalem, Israel, and comes from a family of prominent artists...

An Artist Works in Plastic - Margaret Anderson, 01/08/1952

For the past few years Zahara Schatz, a recognized painter and sculptor, has been making provocative new art forms in plastic. She is continuously fascinated with this unique medium and its endless possibilities, yet it cannot be said that...

Zahara Schatz - Ruth Seligman, 01/01/1954

“Talented, versatile, energetic” — these are some of the adjectives which describe Zahara Schatz. For her unusual contribution in developing new materials, such as plastics, for use in pure and decorative art and for her role in promoting...

A Family Show at Orphan Gallery - Miriam Dungan Cross, 09/04/1967

Because we knew Franz Sandow when he was a Berkeley boy called “Elliot," we attended the preview of the exhibit of his abstract figure sculpture and the various arts of his internationally recognized Israeli wife, Zahara Schatz, at the...

UC ‘Funkies' Overstated Mundanities - Bill C. Haigwood, 21/04/1967

“It's a groove to stick your finger down your throat and see what comes up.” Harold Paris, whose work is just one aspect of UC’s Funk Art exhibit, puts it where it is definitely at. Funk (fun? junk? according to Webster: “to shrink back in...

Daughter of a Legend, 01/01/1978

Sculptress Zahara Schatz is the daughter of the almost legendary figure who is known as "the father of Israeli art." Founder of the Bezalel School of Art and Design, Bezalel Schatz was the first director of the Bezalel Museum in Jerusalem...

Sculpture show honoring Israel, 28/05/1978

Zahara Schatz has an exhibit of Kinetic Sculptures. Laminated Plastics and Mixed Media at the America-Israel Cultural House. 4 East 54th Street. The exhibit is in commemoration of the 30th anniversary of the State of Israel and opened...

Daughter of founder ‘Worthy of Bezalel’ - Meir Ronnen, 01/01/1990

The new Bezalel: From Schatz to Scopus The Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design today celebrates its move to Mount Scopus with a series of festive ceremonies. The huge new campus will be ready for the new academic year starting in...

Sculpture Instalation, 01/01/1995

The mobile enriches sculpture with vigour and vitality, aing a new temporal dimension: spontaneous movement transforms space into form. Spontaneity arises from reliance on the wind, rather than a mechanical motor. Movement as an...

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Zahara Sando Schatz Articles

Why Not Modern Lamps, Too? - Joan Gahan, 27/03/1951

“People think nothing of having a modern car, a modern bathroom and a thoroughly modern kitchen. It’s about time for them to bring their living rooms up to date.” Zahara Schatz, Jerusalem-born painter and lamp designer, was...

Pioneers in Design Exhibit Their Best - Margaret Hohly, 07/05/1951

Under the title “Experimentals,” one of the most unusual exhibitions ever shown in an art gallery is now open to the public at the Art Alliance. All the galleries are devoted to, the exhibit, which features pioneer work in materials and...

Gallery Preview in New York - Charles Z. Offin, 01/12/1951

Bertha Schaefer offers a trio which includes a painter, a sculptor and an artist who fuses the techniques of painting and sculpture in her own original brand of "constructions”. The painter, Charles Rennick, concerns himself with...

Zahara Schatz Visits The Institute, 01/03/1952

On March 27 and 28, the Institute will entertain as its second Visiting Artist of the season Zahara Schatz of New York City. Miss Schatz, pictured on our cover, was born in Jerusalem, Israel, and comes from a family of prominent artists...

An Artist Works in Plastic - Margaret Anderson, 01/08/1952

For the past few years Zahara Schatz, a recognized painter and sculptor, has been making provocative new art forms in plastic. She is continuously fascinated with this unique medium and its endless possibilities, yet it cannot be said that...

Zahara Schatz - Ruth Seligman, 01/01/1954

“Talented, versatile, energetic” — these are some of the adjectives which describe Zahara Schatz. For her unusual contribution in developing new materials, such as plastics, for use in pure and decorative art and for her role in promoting...

A Family Show at Orphan Gallery - Miriam Dungan Cross, 09/04/1967

Because we knew Franz Sandow when he was a Berkeley boy called “Elliot," we attended the preview of the exhibit of his abstract figure sculpture and the various arts of his internationally recognized Israeli wife, Zahara Schatz, at the...

UC ‘Funkies' Overstated Mundanities - Bill C. Haigwood, 21/04/1967

“It's a groove to stick your finger down your throat and see what comes up.” Harold Paris, whose work is just one aspect of UC’s Funk Art exhibit, puts it where it is definitely at. Funk (fun? junk? according to Webster: “to shrink back in...

Daughter of a Legend, 01/01/1978

Sculptress Zahara Schatz is the daughter of the almost legendary figure who is known as "the father of Israeli art." Founder of the Bezalel School of Art and Design, Bezalel Schatz was the first director of the Bezalel Museum in Jerusalem...

Sculpture show honoring Israel, 28/05/1978

Zahara Schatz has an exhibit of Kinetic Sculptures. Laminated Plastics and Mixed Media at the America-Israel Cultural House. 4 East 54th Street. The exhibit is in commemoration of the 30th anniversary of the State of Israel and opened...

Daughter of founder ‘Worthy of Bezalel’ - Meir Ronnen, 01/01/1990

The new Bezalel: From Schatz to Scopus The Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design today celebrates its move to Mount Scopus with a series of festive ceremonies. The huge new campus will be ready for the new academic year starting in...

Sculpture Instalation, 01/01/1995

The mobile enriches sculpture with vigour and vitality, aing a new temporal dimension: spontaneous movement transforms space into form. Spontaneity arises from reliance on the wind, rather than a mechanical motor. Movement as an...

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