A Place to Belong - video installation
The Jerusalem Botanical Gardens
Lilach Schrag grew up in Israel, and lives in Chicago as an immigrant and a Jewish woman. She turns to nature, and myths in search of an alternative existence and and physical and fantastical belonging. This work offers a glimpse into the thick of the forest or the depths of the soul, where hybrid beings perform mundane activities in a metaphorical attempt to adapt and at times struggle with their surroundings or themselves.
A stroll through the "Layered Meanings" exhibit at the Evanston Art Center August 27- October 2, 2022
Lilach talks about her artwork in
"Naturally" at the Ukrainian Institute of Modern Art in Chicago, February 5 - April 3, 2022.
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CONSIDER THIS MY PRAYER
The Rissman Kol Ami Collection, Highland Park
January 11 - March 9, 2019
TWISTED OYSTER FILM FESTIVAL - POWER OF THE FEMININE
33 Contemporary Gallery @ Zhou B Art Center, Chicago IL
Curated by Pia Cruzalegui
October 2017
A PLACE TO BELONG
Jerusalem Botanical Gardens
6th Jerusalem Biennale
March 2024
INEFFABLE MUNDANE - PART II
Solo Show @ Tova Osman Gallery, Tel Aviv, Israel
December 2015
INEFFABLE MUNDANE - PART III
Solo show @ Galleria Hasadna Leomanut, Yavne, Israel
January 2016
"A FINE LINE" -THE JERUSALEM BIENNALE
Achim Hasid complex, Jerusalem, Israel
Curated by Susan Nashman Freiman
September 2015
Article - http://www.jerusalembiennale.org/
http://www.jpost.com/Israel-News/Culture/Sitting-in-the-hot-seat-426327
INEFFABLE MUNDANE - Lilach Schrag and Casey Sills
Beverly Arts Center, Chicago IL
Curated by Carla Winterbottom
February 2014
