Frida Steinberger Present her Backgammon Box

Kadarim Baim

The meaning "the players are coming"
2 groups of people are playing - each of them trןק to move to the other side – crossing the pool to a new bank.
The goal is to own "the new land" this is a very popular traditional children game.
This work is symbolozing the situation of war and the need of peace
the piece was created by Frida Steinberger who lost her son ITAY
at the last lebanon war.

Frida Steinberger

Born in 1956 in Israel

2008 – The wandering library – cargo 21 paris

2008 – Secret Art – Bank Leumi Tel Aviv, Israel

2007 – Divine in Tent – Venice Binnale, Kassel Documenta, Germany

2006 – Naara – Bat Yam Festival – outdoor project

2006- Traces – New Delhi, India

2005 – Industiart – Israel Festival, Jerusalem

2004- Community Art Project – Karme Joseph

2004- Israel-Ragistan – National Art Museum – Odifor – India

2004- Art Academy- India

2000-2004 Creating ceramics in Israel and abroad and initiating creative workshops

2002 Participant in a group exhibition in Florence, Italy

2000, 2002, 2004 Participant in the Ceramic Artists Association Biennale in Israel

2000 Participant in an international programme and exhibition sponsored by the Government of Japan

1999 Participant in an international programme and exhibition under the auspices of The International Workshop of Ceramic Art in Tokoname
1999-2000 - Bezalel, Academy of Art and Design, Jerusalem

Masters Degree studies, Department of Ceramic Design

International exhibition, Tokoname, Japan

1996-1998 Vital Ceramic Design Art School Ceramic Sculpting, Tel Aviv Museum

1994-1996 Involvement with ceramics, educational projects

1982-1986 Education Studies at David Yalin College, Jerusalem Bachelors Degree in Education, Teaching Certificate in Natural Sciences

1977-1986 Group leader and management positions in the Society for the Preservation of Nature