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b. 1959 -

Miki Kratsman was born in Argentina in 1959. He immigrated to Israel with his family in 1971. He studied photography in College of Kiryat Ono. He worked as photojournalist in Hadashot newspaper till 1993, when the newspaper was closed. Then Kratsman joined Haaretz newspaper, where he worked till 2012. He is also active in area of photography education. He was teaching in Camera Obscura College of Photography in Tel Aviv from 1997 till 1999, School for Geographic Photography of Tel Aviv from 1998 till 2006, Department of Art in Haifa University from 2002 till 2006. In 2006 Kratsman was appointed the Head of photography department in Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design and chaired the department until his retirement in 2014. His spouse is famous Israeli fashion designer Dorin Frankfurt.[1][2]
Works

The main theme of Kratsman's work is the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.[3][4] Other dominant topics are architecture, space and borders. Kratsman collaborated with many artists, among others David Reeb and Boaz Arad. For years, Miki Kratsman is documenting Palestinian territories. He follows personal stories and brings into harsh focus the violence that became a daily life of Palestinian territories.[5] In addition to exhibiting his own works, Kratsman also curates exhibitions in different galleries and museums in Israel.


1994 Bugrashov Gallery, Tel Aviv
1996 Gallery of Bezalel Academy of Art and Design, Jerusalem
2001 Nelly Aman Gallery, Tel Aviv
2002 Nelly Aman Gallery, Tel Aviv
2003 The Israel Museum, Jerusalem
2007 Secured Area, Chelouche Gallery, Tel Aviv[6]
2009 Works, Chelouche Gallery, Tel Aviv[7]
2010 Deleitosa, Solo project at ARCOMadrid, Madrid[8]
2010 Targeted Killing, Media City Seoul 201, Korea[9]
2011 All About Us, Ursula Blickle Foundation, Germany[10]
2012 AS IT IS. On Miki Kratsman's Photography, MUSAC Museum for Contemporary Art, Leon, Spain[11]
2012 AS IT IS. On Miki Kratsman's Photography, La Virreina Centre de la Imatge, Barcelona, Spain[12]
2013 People I met. Chelouche Gallery for Contemporary Art, Tel Aviv, Israel[13]
2014 Solo project, Photobooth, ArteBA Art Fair, Buenos Aires[14]