Adam Rabinowitz (b. 1973, Tel Aviv) lives and works in Los Angeles, California. He holds a BFA from the Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design, Jerusalem (1998).
Rabinowitz works in the mediums of painting, sculpture, and installation. His works explore the dynamics of appearance and disappearance through matter, space, and light. Influenced by Walt Disney’s animated films as well as post-war American abstraction, his paintings often feature psychedelic configurations that appear scorched by heat or struck by war, evoking the burnt landscapes of the Sinai desert.
His work has been presented in numerous solo and two-person exhibitions at institutions and galleries such as The Finley, Los Angeles; Knust Kunz Gallery, Munich; Annie Gentils Gallery, Antwerp; BOZOMAG, Los Angeles; Aspis, Jaffa; ACE Gallery, Los Angeles; Forde, Geneva; the Tel Aviv Museum of Art; Dvir Gallery, Tel Aviv; the Herzliya Museum of Contemporary Art; and Mary Faouzi Gallery, Jaffa.
His work has also been included in group exhibitions at the Autonomous Art Biennale and 3426 Art Foundation in Tel Aviv; The Hole, Los Angeles; the Tel Aviv Museum of Art; Massey Klein Gallery, New York; MoBY: Museums of Bat Yam; Sotheby’s Gallery, Tel Aviv; the Israel Museum, Jerusalem; Ein Harod Museum of Art; Harris-Lieberman Gallery, New York; Brun, Düsseldorf; Kunstmuseum Bonn and Haus Lange/Haus Esters Museum, Krefeld; and the Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes, Buenos Aires.
Rabinowitz’s works are held in prominent public and private collections, including the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA), the Tel Aviv Museum of Art, the Haifa Museum of Art, the Herzliya Museum of Contemporary Art, the Ein Harod Museum of Art, the Haaretz Art Collection, and the Shpilman Institute for Photography, Tel Aviv.
