Shasha Dothan (b. 1987 Tel-Aviv) is a Brooklyn-based artist working with video, installation, poetry and sound. She creates immersive experiences that connect fragments of her personal history. Exhibitions include the Ramat Gan Museum of Israeli Art, Ramat Gan; Petach Tikva Museum of Art, Petah Tikva; Blum & Poe, Los Angeles; Human Resources, Los Angeles; Erica Broussard Gallery, Santa Ana; American Jewish University, Los Angeles; Jerusalem Cultural Season, Jerusalem; University at Buffalo Art Galleries, Buffalo: Ashdod museum of Art, Ashdod and MCLA Gallery 51,MA . Dothan received an MFA from University of California Los Angeles (2018), and a BFA from Shenkar College (2013). Awards and scholarships include the John Baldessari Family Foundation Scholarship (2017-18); Young Artist Award from the Israeli Ministry of culture (2018); Word prize from AJU; Asylum Arts Grant; Philip & Muriel Berman Foundation Grant (2019) Adams Family Foundation, Young Artist Award (2020) and the Artis residency grant for Vermont Studio center and NARS Foundation . She was an artist in residence at Field Residency Chelsea, NARS Foundation, Mass Moca, Byrdcliffe and Vermont Studio center. She is the Fall Residential Fellow Lunder Institute - Colby Museum (2022). She is a founding member of the art collective Anti Mehikon.
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