Noam Rabinovich
Noam Rabinovich was born in 1950 in Kibbutz Dafna. His works in print focus on depicting the Israeli flora as an expression of the relationship between man and nature. He lives and works in Kibbutz Beit Hashita. His works are collected and displayed in the collections of museums such as The Haifa Museum, The Israel Museum, The Ein Harod Mishkan Museum of Art, and more.

Education
1978–80 Tel Hai Art School

Prizes
1982 The Schiff Award for a Young Artist, Haifa Municipality
1994 First Prize, Even BaGalil Symposium, Ma’alot
2007 The Culture and Sport Minister’s Award

Selected Solo Exhibitions
1989 Ha’Kibbutz Gallery, Tel Aviv-Yafo
1994 Noam Rabinovitch – Prevailing Winds, Petach Tikvah Museum of Art, Petach Tikva
1995 Noam Rabinovitch – Plant Association, Artists’ House, Jerusalem
2000 Noam Rabinovitch – A Journey With The Evening Primrose – Diary, Beit Uri and Rami Nehushtan Museum, Kibbutz Ashdot Yaakov Meuhad
2004 Noam Rabinovich: Marking in the Gulf Stream, The National Maritime Museum, Haifa
2009 Continuous Conversation, Zaritsky Artists House, Tel Aviv
2010 Noam Rabinovich: Workshop Portfolio, Jerusalem Print Workshop, Jerusalem
2019 Noam Rabinovich: Wheat, The Negev Museum of Art, Be’er Sheva

Selected Group Exhibitions in Print
2005 Red Flag, Wolfgang Meyer Etching Workshop, Kibbutz Nirim
2006 Three exhibitions of Etching works, The Negev Museum of Art, Be’er Sheva
2007 On a Small Scale, Jerusalem Print Workshop, Jerusalem
2009 Flora in the Workshop, Jerusalem Print Workshop, Jerusalem
2009 Master Printer: Djanogly Print Workshop, Jerusalem, The Open University, Raanana
2010 Artists’ Books 10, Jerusalem Print Workshop, Jerusalem
2010 AC118R Water-Based Red Idealogical Colour, Wolfgang Meyer Etching Workshop, Kibbutz Nirim
2011 May 1st in Nirim, Wolfgang Meyer Etching Workshop, Kibbutz Nirim
2013 Print Time: Works from the Jerusalem Workshop and the Gottesman Center, The Open Museum, Tefen Industrial Park
2016 Group Exhibition, TziUrim Gallery, Kibbutz Urim
2019 Dialogue: Sidon Rothenberg and the Print Workshop Artists, Jerusalem Print Workshop, Jerusalem