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Shay Azulay

Shay Azulay (Born 1971) is active/lives in Israel.  Shay Azulay is known for Painting.

Artist Shai Azoulay resides and creates in Jerusalem. His affinity for art developed later in his life when he traveled the world after completing his service in the IDF. Upon his return to Israel, he began his studies at the Bezalel Academy of Art and Design in Jerusalem, where he completed a Bachelor’s degree (2000) and a Master’s degree (2007). Since 2010, Azoulay has been teaching in Bezalel’s Department of External Studies and in its Haredi program. Azoulay has exhibited in solo shows in Israel and abroad, including a solo exhibition at the Tel Aviv Museum (2011), another solo exhibition in Tokyo (2013), and group exhibitions in New York, London, Paris, and Rome. His works are found in public and private collections worldwide, including the Israel Museum, Tel Aviv Museum, Ashdod Museum, Bank Hapoalim, Discount Bank, and Bank Leumi. His significance in the Israeli art scene is evident through numerous awards he has received, including the Landau Prize fo   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 2503 characters.]  Artist bio

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