BOB NECHIN Stained Glass, Glass Art, Mixed Media By appointment Tel: +972.4.9841129 Cell: +972.54.4695909 Email: bobsue@netvision.net.il Website: www.nechin-art.co.il Bob Nechin, born in New York, educated at West Point and Stanford University, creates commissioned works in glass, wood and steel for public and commercial buildings, religious institutions and private residences. In addition he creates unique objects of art using glass and other materials. His approach to design is unorthodox, always seeking artistic expressions that provide sensations of freedom and space. Aesthetics is an important part of his work, whether the creation is intended for an architectural setting or as an autonomous art object. Humor also often plays a part in his artistic expression. Public Commissions: B’nai Shalom Synagogue, Huntington, W.Va., USA B’nai Israel Synagogue, Youngstown, Ohio, USA Michael Winner Synagogue, Yemin Orde, Israel Ma’alot HaGiborim Synagogue, Kiryat Ata, Israel City Hall Building, Kiryat Motzkin, Israel Israelitische Gemeinde Synagogue, Biel-Bienne, Switzerland (Since proclaimed a Swiss national monument) Blich High School, Ramat Gan, Israel “Ein Sara”” Sports Hall, Nahariya, Israel Historic “Lieberman House,” Nahariya, Israel Ya’acov Avinu Synagogue, Nahariya, Israel Water Tower Gallery, Nahariya, Israel Bank Leumi, Ramat Gan, Israel “Meditech” City Center Building, Nahariya, Israel Baha’i Temple, Haifa, Israel Exhibitions: Washington D.C. Crafts Fair, 1976, Winner, First Prize, Professional Crafts Category “Kunstler aus Israel” Traveling group show, to several cities in Germany; sculpture, painting, glass Wilfred Israel Museum. Kibbutz Hazorea. 1996 Group Show, Glass Works Jerusalem House of Quality, 2002 Group Show, “Transparent”, Glass works Ein Hod Central Gallery Droval Gallery, Ramat Gan, Israel One man show “Colors of Light, 2007 Publications: Articles and features have appeared about the works of Bob Nechin in the following publications, among others: The Washington Post, Davar, Stained Glass Magazine, Jerusalem Post, Glass Art Magazine, Yediot Ahronot, Trier Stadtnachrichten, Olam HaOfna, Achbar Ha’Ir, Tel Aviv. << חזרה לדף אמני עין הוד