Ilit Azoulay creates photomontages from an archive of materials, objects, and images. In 2022, the Israel-born, Berlin-based artist presented “Queendom” in the Israeli Pavilion at the 59th Venice Biennale. For that show, the artist recomposed photographs of medieval Islamic vessels made of metal, seeming to catch them in mysterious transformation. Azoulay’s first U.S. retrospective now comes to New York’s Jewish Museum for a five-month run, highlighting her unconventional photograpy from 2011 to the present. —Zack Hauptman
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Ilit Azoulay: Mere Things
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Ilit Azoulay, Vitrine No. 4 (Take, for instance, this true story), 2017.
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Photo courtesy of the artist, Lohaus Sominsky Gallery, and Braverman Gallery