Yael Eylat Van-Essen PhD – Curator / Researcher

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Publications

Mapping, Sensing and Hacking Rethinking Architecture in the Era of the Anthropocene

Text /

The University of Bologna, 2022

Can we Talk About Cartography Without Borders?

Text /

De Gruyter Press, 2019

Coping with Uncertainty: Being Resilient

Coping with Uncertainty: Being Resilient

Text /

De Gruyter Press, 2021

Artificial Creativity – Hybridizing the Artificial and the Human.

Text / Cumulus Association, 2021

Neo Bartalism

Exhibition Catalog / editor

2017

From Photographic representation to Photographic genotype”

text /

Routledge Press, 2020

The New Craft

Exhibition Brochure /

HIT Research Gallery, 2015

Not Yet, Already

Architecture and Animation

Exhibition Text /

(id)ea.code++,

Algorithmic Objects

Exhibition Brochure /

IL(L) Machine

Journal / Exhibition critique section

Bezalel, Journal of Visual and Material Culture

Bio-Design: Hybrid Fabrications

Exhibition Brochure / Text

HIT Research Gallery, 2013

Fragmented Spaces, Spliced Identities

Catalog / Editor

Open University Press, 2017

LifeObject

Merging Biology and Architecture

Book / Editor

Montreal: Sternthal Books, 2016.

Rethinking the Museum

Book (heb) / Author

Bnei Brak: Hakibutz Hameuchad, 2016

The Image as a Networked Interface

The Textualization of the Photographic Image

Text /

Birmingham: Birmingham University Press, 2013

The Cartography of the Unseen

Catalog / Co-Editor

HIT Research Gallery, 2013

Photography and the New Mechanisms of Visuality

Text, 2013 /

The Open Museum of Photography, Tel-Hai

Syrian People Know Their Way

Catalog / Co-Editor

HIT Research Galleryin Collaboration with Dayan Center for Middle East and Africa Studies, Tel-Aviv University, Tel-Aviv: Tel-Aviv Universiy Press, 2013

Boaz Tal, Homage

Catalog / Co-Editor

HIT Research Gallery, 2012

Digital Culture

Virtuality, Society and Information

Book (heb) / Editor

Hakibutz Hameuchad, 2002

Theme: van-essen by Aviv Lichter.