A crazy little sale of KooKoo with a selection of contemporary Israeli art reality for investment, new realistic art by successful young artists, colorful pop art and contemporary graffiti at opening prices that will tempt you to become Israeli art collectors:
Roni Yoffe with a series of sweet realistic works "Life is Hard" and the work in honor of the state "Eating Land"
For the first time in Kookoo: Renana Termachi - a painter of Israeli realism, a genius in demand by the Jewish communities around the world
Gala Gilan is an artist of figurative realism who excels from day to day that you must add to the collection
We will introduce you to the painter Yana Stup and the memories of her childhood from the Soviet Union
For the first time in KooKoo: Rina Maimon is a well-known Israeli pop art artist with her plump and happy characters
Lena Revenko with the series of works "4 Rooms" and other works by the excellent artist
We will introduce you to the successful Israeli sculptor Eyal Assulin who sculpted "Moti" and caused a stir in the Israeli art world
And his intriguing Naomi Shalev with mesmerizing collage works
Israeli artists sell a selection of works for your art collection: Assad Azi, Miriam Cabbessa, Ido Marcus, Tamar Simon, Nitzan Mintz, DEDE, Bazooka Joe, Michal Worka, Merik Lechner and Garbuz
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(As always - prices include VAT and no additional VAT)
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LOT 43:
Dede
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Sold for: $800
Start price:
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280
Estimated price :
$1,200 - $1,500
Buyer's Premium: 15%
VAT: 17% On commission only
Users from foreign countries may be exempted from tax payments, according to the relevant tax regulations
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Quartet of original plaster works, 2016
A quartet of original works by renowned artist DEDE are framed together in a raw wood frame
Acrylic and ink on hard material
10/7 cm for each job, 40/20 cm frame size
"Dede" ("Dede") is an Israeli graffiti artist, born in the late 80s of the 20th century, who began exhibiting his works on the streets of Tel Aviv in 2006. Dede's hallmark is the image of plasters, which appear in many of his works, hence Nicknamed Dede Bandaid.
Throughout his years of activity in Tel Aviv, he received special exposure due to his use of large elements from the public space and their transformation into receptive ideological icons. Among them you can see a bridge base in the Ayalon River that turned into a yellow submarine, the rest of a bridge that turned into a huge clothespin, a parking lot that was converted into a target for missiles, etc. Particularly great attention was drawn to his work at the abandoned dolphinarium in Tel Aviv, which became a set of teeth on a spring.
In his works, "Dede" addresses many social issues, including social protest, capital-government ties, the housing problem and the plight of the homeless in Tel Aviv.
Dede's works are displayed mainly in the public space, but despite this, the artist tries to avoid pure vandalism. At the end of the first decade of the 21st century, Dede began exhibiting in galleries and museums in the country, such as Tzadik Gallery, Kishon Gallery, Alfred Gallery, P8, Zimak Gallery, Fresh Paint Fair, Ein Hod Museum, Haifa Museum and others. And then in galleries in New York, Miami, London, Berlin, Russia and more.
Since 2014, Dede has been creating in collaboration with his partner, Nitzan Mintz. The two exhibited their joint works in Prague, Belgrade, Lodz, Berlin and at the Pulse, Context, Scope art fairs in Miami.
