About Hagar Fletcher
HAGAR FLETCHER RESUME

 

STUDIES  AND SCHOOLS:

1976-1979, TRENT POLYTECHNIC SCHOOL OF VISUAL PHOTOGRAPHY, UK

 

1980-1982, ECOLE DES ART APPLIQUE-PARIS, FRANCE. (SCULPTURE)

 

1980-1982, ECOLE DES ART DECO, PARIS, FRANCE. (SILK SCREEN)

 

2007-2010, ”BASIS” SCHOOL OF SCULPTURE, ISRAEL.

 

2011- NEW YORK, THE ART STUDENT LEAGUE, DRAWING LIVE MODEL.

 

2016 - 2018, MFA NEW YORK STUDIO SCHOOL, SCULPTURE AND PAINTING.

 

 

SHOWS AND EXHIBITIONS:

2010, GROUP EXHIBITION FOR 12 FINALISTS IN BRONZE SCULPTURE, TEL AVIV, ISRAEL.

 

2010 GROUP EXHIBITION IN JAFFA (TEL AVIV), ISRAEL

 

2010 GROUP EXHIBITION IN RANANA, ISRAEL

 

2010 GROUP EXHIBITION MOCA, WASHINGTON, DC

 

2011 THREE PEOPLE EXHIBITION IN A PRIVATE GALLERY, NEVE ZEDEK, TEL AVIV.

 

2011 GROUP EXHIBITION IN JAFFA, ISRAEL

 

2012 SOLO EXHIBITION IN THE SYNAGOGUE OF WEST HAMPTON, USA.

 

2012 VENICE, ITALY, FINALIST IN ARTE LAGUNA.

 

2012 SIX MONTHS SHOW IN THE FLAG SHOP OF ZARA, MILAN, ITALY.

 

2012 WORKING WITH PETACH TIKVA MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART ON A RECYCLING PROJECT WITH 30 SCHOOLS IN THE CITY.

 

2015 GROUP EXHIBITION (REPRESENTING ISRAEL) IN MILAN EXPO, ITALY.

 

2017 GROUP EXHIBITION IN DUMBO , BROOKLYN, USA.

 

2017 THREE PEOPLE EXHIBITION IN NEW YORK STUDIO SCHOOL.

 

JULY 2017 GROUP EXHIBITION IN LONGMONT ART GALLERY, COLORADO

 

After completing her military service, Hagar left her kibbutz in the Jordan valley to study photography for three years in Nottingham, England, before setting out as a Camera Press news photographer in Africa.

 

She studied art and design for two years in the Ecole des Arts Appliques and the Ecole des Arts Decoratifs in Paris. Back in Israel, she photographed portfolios for actors and models, designed furniture and decorated shops in Tel Aviv.

 

Hagar studied for four years in the Basis School of Sculpture in Israel.

 

Hagar works in mixed media, bronze, wood and found objects.

 
Her concept is: We hate plastic which is indestructible and will pollute our world for hundreds of years. We cannot get rid of the stuff. So if plastic lasts for ever, why not recycle used supermarket shopping bags to create a timeless work of art?

 

 

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