Michal Zamir
Michal Zamir was born in Israel. She studied art
at the Smith Art High School in Jerusalem. After
graduation she moved to London where she
worked as a free-lance artist. Her projects
included murals, oil portraits, interior design,
and furniture design. After two years Michal
moved to Israel and worked as a set-designer
at the Israeli national television. During that time
she studied computer graphic design and later
enrolled in the program for Jewish philosophy at
the Hebrew University in Jerusalem. She
exhibited her Art in Beit-ha-am (1992), in the
"Bolinat" Cafe (1996) and in Yale university
gallery (2003) and published her paintings in
the "Palimpsest", the annual art and literature
magazine of Yale University (2003). Today
Michal lives in the USA. She is also designing
and illuminating "ketubot" (Jewish marriage
contracts) in a style influenced by Persian art.
Her next exhibition will show during September
2004 at the JCC gallery in New Haven, CT. USA.
