Metzer-Messer Project
conceptual art project
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Metzer-Messer Project
Summary
Metzer-Messer Project is an occurrence[1].
Key Facts
- Metzer-Messer Project is the creator of Micha Ullman[2].
- Metzer-Messer Project is the creator of Avital Geva[3].
- Metzer-Messer Project is the creator of Efrat Natan[4].
- Metzer-Messer Project is the creator of Dov Or Ner[5].
- Metzer-Messer Project is the creator of Nahum Tevet[6].
- Metzer-Messer Project is the creator of Yeḥezḳel Yardeni[7].
- Metzer-Messer Project is in the country of Israel[8].
- Metzer-Messer Project's image is recorded as Metzer-Messer 002.jpg[9].
- Metzer-Messer Project's instance of is recorded as occurrence[10].
- Metzer-Messer Project's genre is recorded as conceptual art[11].
- Metzer-Messer Project's genre is recorded as performance art[12].
- Metzer-Messer Project's genre is recorded as land art[13].
- Metzer-Messer Project's location is recorded as Metzer[14].
- Metzer-Messer Project's location is recorded as Meiser[15].
- Metzer-Messer Project's Commons category is recorded as Metzer-Messer[16].
- +1972-00-00T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Metzer-Messer Project[17].
- Metzer-Messer Project's start time is recorded as +1972-06-00T00:00:00Z[18].
- Metzer-Messer Project's end time is recorded as +1972-10-00T00:00:00Z[19].
- Metzer-Messer Project's participant is recorded as Micha Ullman[20].
- Metzer-Messer Project's participant is recorded as Dov Or Ner[21].
- Metzer-Messer Project's participant is recorded as Avital Geva[22].
- Metzer-Messer Project's participant is recorded as Nahum Tevet[23].
- Metzer-Messer Project's participant is recorded as Yeḥezḳel Yardeni[24].
- Metzer-Messer Project's participant is recorded as Efrat Natan[25].
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Works and Contributions
Created works include Micha Ullman[2], a sculptor[26], b. 1939[27], of Israel[28], awarded the Israel Prize[29], specialised in art of sculpture[30]; Avital Geva[3], a sculptor[31], b. 1941[32], of Israel[33]; Efrat Natan[4], a painter[34], b. 1947[35], of Israel[36], specialised in painting[37]; Dov Or Ner[5], an artist[38], 1927–2024[39], of Israel[40], specialised in art of sculpture[41]; Nahum Tevet[6], a sculptor[42], b. 1946[43], of Israel[44], awarded the Dizengoff Prize[45], specialised in art of sculpture[46]; and Yeḥezḳel Yardeni[7], a sculptor[47], b. 1931[48], of Israel[49], specialised in painting[50].