Untitled (Beam), 2021

The artwork pledge

• QUALITY EDUCATION
• GENDER EQUALITY
• REDUCED INEQUALITIES
• PEACE, JUSTICE, AND STRONG INSTITUTIONS

Tags

• Architecture
• Art History
• Conceptual Art
• Felt
• Feminism
• Feminist Art
• Gender Inequality
• Gustav Klimt
• Human Body
• Installation
• Israel
• Joseph Beuys
• Middle East
• Music
• New York City
• Non-binary Gender
• North America
• Patriarchy
• Performance Art
• Power Structure
• Queer
• Rock Music
• Sculpture 3D
• Sound Art
• United States
• Violence

About this artwork

Long thin strips of black produce a geometric, painterly effect – surprising, since it’s simply rolls of gaffer tape. The material itself, which is used in stage productions to bundle and secure cables and mark positions, is supposed to be hidden. According to Naama Tsabar, it represents the labor behind the experience.

Tsabar uses sound, both conceptually and its material universe, to expose the various social and economic power relationships at play in art venues, the music industry, and other cultural spheres. Her art is an escape from the masculine world and an attempt to destabilize the systems of power and hierarchy dominating the creative world.

More artworks by Naama Tsabar

• Naama Tsabar Untitled (Beam and Circle), 2021 Dvir Gallery €19,295
• Naama Tsabar Untitled (Without), Variation 3, 2021 Dvir Gallery €13,620
• Naama Tsabar Work on Felt (Variation 1), 2012 Dvir Gallery €38,590

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