Zilberman | Berlin is delighted to announce the opening of its new space in Berlin’s Schlüterstraße 45 with the exhibition Transit. Curated by Lotte Laub and Susanne Weiß, Transit brings together works by Yane Calovski & Hristina Ivanoska, Antje Engelmann, Memed Erdener, Hanna Frenzel, Itamar Gov, Fatoş İrwen, İz Öztat & Zişan & BAÇOY KOOP, Judith Raum, Sim Chi Yin, and Annette Weisser. Opening on April 28th, the exhibition runs through July 29th.

The first solo exhibition of Itamar Gov at Zilberman Gallery, titled “Chemistry and Physics in the Household”, will open on April 27, 2023. The show will run through July 29.

Bringing together historical moments and fabricated futures, the exhibition will form a trajectory that moves between different realms, questioning scientific and technological responsibilities of a society that cherishes progress, innovation and efficiency.

Four new installations will follow the alchemical pursuit of an ultimate remedy and the accidental creation of Prussian Blue in 1705, the suicide of chemist Clara Immerwahr as a protest against her husband’s invention of chemical weapons in 1915, the Nazi desires for and depictions of a perfect human body, cloning, automatons and robotic utopias. Together, the works will create an immersive factory of human bodies, a domestic laboratory of mechanical entities and living tissues.

'STUDIO: Itamar Gov' will open on July 5 and run through September 24 2023. Curated by Pia Goebel.

Published by Hanser Verlag and Haus der Kulturen der Welt, laid out by Itamar Gov, Hila Peleg and Eran Schaerf, 2022, 304 pages, German, illustrated in color, softcover.

The book launch takes place on December 3 at HKW, Berlin.

Zilberman Gallery is happy to announce its participation in this year’s edition of Artissima as part of the Main Section. With Works by Heba Y. Amin, Itamar Gov, Isaac Chong Wai, Simon Wachsmuth, Sim Chi Yin.

Part of the Lumbung Program of Documenta Fifteen, Laqlaq Sessions are curated by Naz Cuguoglu and feature work by Joud Al-Tamimi, Heba Y Amin, Itamar Gov, Göksu Kunak, Natascha Sadr Haghighian, Ashkan Sepahvand, and Ali Yass. Organised by Practice Institute at Asian Art Museum and Chinese Culture Center of San Francisco.

puntWG is happy to announce the opening of 'Terugblik / Retrospect', a solo exhibition by Itamar Gov, curated by Àngels Miralda. Opening: Thursday 15 Sep 2022, 18:00 - 21:00.

Selected artists for 2022: Sofie Hviid Vinter, Justin Taylor Tate, Itamar Gov, Petter Solberg, Espen Kvalsvoll, Katia Host, Kjetil Skoyen, Berit Myrvold, Birgitta Nordstrom, Fanny Mesnard, Per Kristian Nygärd and Line Dalmar, Adam Cruces and Louisa Gagliardi, Viktor Pedersen, Mike Ben hadj, Magnhild Opdel, Hanan Benammar, Karen Irmer Julischka Stengele, Dominykas Sidorovas, Victor Lema Rique, Marian Zulfigar.

The site-specific sound and light installation 'Notes from the Loneliest Whale' is on view between May 25th and June 18th 2022.

In the framework of the 5th edition of the Mardin Biennial, the works of invited artists Alper Aydın, Ekin Saçlıoğlu, Erkan Özgen, İrem Tok, Itamar Gov, Jennifer Steinkamp will investigate alternative forms of socio-economic relations in light of the phenomena covered in the Promise of the Grass, which has outlined the conceptual framework of the latest edition of the biennial, such as barter, generosity and gift economies.

Itamar Gov is Artist in Residence at Wilhelmina Gasthuis from the beginning of July to the end of September 2022.

Zilberman Selected | Istanbul is delighted to announce the group exhibition 'That Pause of Space' with works by Burçak Bingöl, Antonio Cosentino, Itamar Gov, Zeynep Kayan, Sim Chi Yin, Simon Wachsmuth, and curated by Lotte Laub. The show will open on March 1st and run through April 30th, 2022.

A screening cycle of international video works curated by Fábrica Do Braço de Prata (Lisbon, PT), and Prospect Art (Los Angeles, USA). With contributions by Antar Kuri, Antonia Luxem, Carrick Bell, Dier Zhang, Elizabeth Withstandley, Giselle Chan, Guilherme Peters, Itamar Gov, Luisa Callegari, Natalia Ludmilla, Pedro Inock, Sherko Abbas, Roberto Winter, Paul Moore.

We are pleased to announce our new group exhibition titled By Proxy coinciding with the opening of our new gallery space “Zilberman Selected” in Piyalepaşa. Participating artists are Carlos Aires, Omar Barquet, Isaac Chong Wai, Didem Erk, Itamar Gov, Fatoş Irwen, Jaffa Lam Laam, Mahen Perera, and Sandra del Pilar. Curated by T. Melis Golar and Naz Kocadere, the exhibition will be open to the public between December 25, 2021 and February 19, 2022.

Palermo welcomes 35 artists from 18 countries, who will visit emblematic spaces of the city, turning them into a “living pavilion” of art in motion. Curated by Marcela Caldas, the programme entitled The Living Pavilion: weaving commons out of time, starts from decolonial transfeminism and ecofeminism in an attempt to dismantle the circuits and devices of exclusion in artistic production.

Zilberman Gallery is proud to announce the representations of artists Omar Barquet, Didem Erk and Itamar Gov.

"TRAME" is a residency programme for French-speaking artists from all over the world who wish to develop a research and creation project in all disciplines in Paris, for a period of three months. Since its creation, it has enabled 15 artists to obtain a residency at the Cité internationale des arts. In addition to assessing the candidate's professional background, the jury members paid particular attention to the quality of the project, the need for an artistic residency in Paris and the working methods envisaged. Following an in-depth examination of the applications, the residencies were awarded to the following winners:

- Ghislain Ditshekedi | Visual Arts
- Isabelle Fruleux | Performing Arts
- Itamar Gov | Visual Arts
- Amel Ibeddouzene | Music
- Yanis Koussim | Cinema
- Joseph Kwilemba Kasau | Visual Arts
- Jeannette Mogoun | Performing Arts
- Nadir Sonmez | Performing Arts
- Lara Tabet | Visual Arts
- Saber Zammouri | Cinema

We are pleased to announce that artists Emii Alrai, Itamar Gov, Martyna Benedyka and Anna Ill are the recipients of our artists-in-residence for this July 2021 which will take place among sites Castello di Squillace (Squillace,IT) and Parco Internazionale delle Sculture e della Biodiversità Mediterranea (Catanzaro, IT) in partnership with Fondazione Armonie d’Arte and supported by Regione Calabria and Comune di Squillace.

While many of our experiences currently take place online, common space outside the house remains a place to roam the material world with all our senses. The artists of The Forage entangle themselves in this city space. Their interventions embrace, question and subvert what is already there. The works can be discovered with a map, while accidental passers-by may stumble upon them and be momentarily relieved from the cabin fever that’s been going around.
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​With Amer Akel, Özlem Altin, Natalie Brück, Oliver Bulas, Kitsum Cheng, Zuzanna Czebatul, Monika Dorniak & Martin Kohout, Dora Dukesac, Itamar Gov, Julia Gryboś & Barbora Zentková, Maki Ishii, Yala Juchmann, Theresa Kampmeier, Marlene Kargl, Gabriela Lesmes López, Natasja Loutchko, Alanna Lynch, Adrian Montenegro, (Tom or) Judy Moore, Shane Munro, Maru Mushtrieva, Leonie Nagel, Esper Postma, Max Puorro, Belen Resnikowski & Sunniva Innstrand, Romy Rüegger, Adam Shiu-Yang Shaw, Anton Steenbock, Camilla Steinum, Nolico Taki, Mark Walker, and Steven Warwick.

The curatorial panel comprising Catherine Hemelryk (CCA, Derry-Londonderry), Jeremy Fitz Howard (Regional Cultural Centre, Letterkenny), Martha McCulloch (Artlink Fort Dunree) Esther Alleyne (Roe Valley Arts Centre), and Adriana Valderrama Lopez (School of Arts & Humanities, Ulster University) have selected a new cohort of International and Irish artists who will be visiting the Artlink studios during 2021, to each undertake a four week residency at Fort Dunree. The four artists – Jessica Auer, Itamar Gov, Áine McBride and Anthony Haughey – were selected from almost 600 applications, submitted by artists from across the world.