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Ella Littwitz, The Promise, 2019, Installation view at Kunst Haus Sankt Gallen

Ella Littwitz, The Act of Going Up, 2015, Bronze, Dimensions: 16 x 22 x 54cm

Ella Littwitz, Kwisatz Haderach, 2017, The Petach Tikva Museum of Art

Ella Littwitz, The Elephant in the Room, 2019, CENTRE D'ART LA PANERA, Lleida, Spain, Curated by Oriol Fontdevila, Photos by Centre d'Art la Panera / Jordi V. Pou

Ella Littwitz, Uproot, 2015, 21 x 430 x 5 cm, 143 species of seeds, wood

Ella Littwitz, Installation view, The Petach Tikva Museum of Art. Photo by Elad Sarig

Ella Littwitz (b. Haifa 1982) studied in HISK, Ghent, Belgium (2016) and received her BFA from Bezalel, Jerusalem, Israel, in 2009. Her works have been exhibited in Israel, Europe and the US.

Her solo shows include The Elephant in the Room, curated by Oriol Fontdevila, La Panera Art Center, Lleida, Spain (2019); And Waters Became Wormwood, MWW Muzeum Współczesne Wrocław, curated by Agata CiastońAnd (2019); "and a third of the waters became wormwood", Harlan Levey projects, Brussels (2018); Kwisatz Haderach, curated by Drorit Gur Arie and Or Tshuva, Petach Tikva Museum of Art, Israel (2017); Itchy Sharqiya, curated by Irit Tal, Schreiber University Art Gallery, Tel Aviv (2017); No Vestige of a Beginning, No Prospect of an End, Copperfield, London (2017); Divisi (Duo with Benjamin Verhoeven), De Bijloke, Gent, Belgium (2016); MONOLITH, Galeria Silvestre, Tarragona, Spain (2015) and SIRIUS, Tivon gallery, Israel (2012).
 
Group exhibitions include Presence in the Absence, Alexander Levy Gallery, Berlin, Germany (2020); Futur curated by Michael Hiltbrunner, Casa d'Angel, Lumbrein, Switzerland (2019); Ax Bear Crow curated by Vardit Gross, Artport, Tel Aviv, Israel (2019); Anecdotes on Origin, A plus A Gallery, Venice, Italy (2019); Buffer Zones curated by Nat Pitt, Paradise Works, Manchester, UK (2019); Real Beauty curated by Oriol Fontdevila, ADN Platform, Barcelona, Spain (2019); Collectiva V años, Galeria Silvestre, Madrid (2019); The Lid curated by Netta Laufer, Almacén Gallery, Yafo, Israel (2019); The Production Of Space, II curated by Felix Fasolt and Guy Slabbnick, Gent, Belgium (2019); Photo Album curated by David Adika, Yael Efrati and Rami Maymon, Braverman Gallery, Tel Aviv, Israel (2019); Non Non Fiction curated by Moran Sulmirski Noam and Dvir Shaked, Emuna College, Jerusalem, Israel (2019); Seeds of the Land curated by Tami Manor Friedman, Ticho House - The Israel Museum, Jerusalem, Israel (2019); Flowers of Our Land, The Israeli Center for Digital Art curated by Udi Edelman, Israel (2019) The Dangerous Professors, Flatland Gallery, Houston (2018); Je me demande pourquoi plus de fleurs n’ont pas d’epines, V2VINGT, Brussels (2018); Mystic Properties, Art Brussels (2018); “The State is not a Work of Art, Tallinn Art Hall, Tallinn (2018); What Goes Around Comes Around, Neve Schechter Gallery, Tel Aviv (2017); 10a EDICIO DE LA BIENNAL D'ART LEANDRE CRISTOFOL curated by Celia del Diego, Oriol Fontdevila and Javier Hontoria, Centre d'Art La Panera, Spain (2017); ARCANA IMPERII. Art Research on Bureaucracy curated by Oriol Fontdevila, Centre del Carme Cultura Contemporania, Valencia, Spain (2017); Lives Between co-curated by Joseph del Pesco and Sergio Edelsztein, CCA Tel Aviv, Israel (2017); Slow Revenge of the Immobile, La Gran Gallery, Valladolid, Spain (2017); We have the weights, we have the measures, Copperfield London, London (2017); Euphoria Project: 1967 turns 50: Wartime Art curated by Dana Arielai, Mishkan Museum of Art, Ein Harod, Israel (2017); Mementos curated by Jens Hoffmann and Piper Marshall, Art Brussels, Belgium (2017); SAMPLE curated by Humberto Moro, Zona Maco with Harlan Levey Projects, Mexico City, Mexico (2017); Fragmented Time curated by Rachel Monosov, CatincaTabacaru Gallery, NY (2016), "Mother, I have reached the land of my dreams", ID Festival Berlin 2016 With CIRCLE1, Germany (2016), It takes two to make an accident, HISK laureates , Gent (2015); Freitag, der 13. // 13יום שישי ה -, Berlin (2015); the 6th Moscow Biennial Special Program (2015), Back to Berlin, Re-view, HerzliyaMuseumof Contemporary Art, Israel (2014), Der ZweiteBlick, Berlin JüdischesGemeindehaus Gallery, Germany (2012) and the 12th Istanbul Biennial (2011). Littwitz has received The Lottery Grant (2017, Israel). She's also received the IgalAhouvi The Most Promising Artist Prize (2013, Israel), the Botin Foundation Prize (2012-2013, Santander, Spain), ArbeitsstipendiumStiftungKunstfonds (2012, Bonn, Germany), Mitchell Presser Excellence Award granted by Bezalel Academy in 2009 and the America-Israel Cultural Foundation scholarship in 2008-2010.




For her most recent solo exhibition with the gallery please click here




To view the most recent group show with the gallery including work by Ella Littwitz click here