Noam Friedman- CV
B. 1989
Currently lives and works in Portugal
Email: noam89@gmail.com
Tel.: +351926829331
Education
2015 Diploma in photography studies, Photography Department, Musrara - the Naggar Multidisciplinary School of Art and Society, Jerusalem
Special Projects & residencies
2023, October (Forthcoming) “Black Women Rising - one hundred women book”,, London
2023 December, WormWinter Festival, Porto. Creator and producer of event
2021 June, Chili Summer Festival, Porto. Creator and producer of event
2022 April, Artists residency -Collaborative Visual Research Project conducted by Zohar Iancu ,PhD Program Universidade Católica Portuguesa, Lisbon, and the Research Centre for Communication and Culture (CECC).
2021 December, WormWinter Festival, Porto. Creator and producer of event
2020 December, collaborative Residency program at DENTRO, Porto
2020 November, Residency program at DE LICEIRAS 18, Porto
2020 ׳Aguda Fisherman's Tale׳ Photo Essay , Eager Tourist online Journal
2020 Red Lab X Edmund cafe, pop up darkroom and analogue exhibition, curated by Noam Friedman
2014 “My sister and I”, Ha’Hotem online magazine
Exhibitions
2023 ‘OBRIGADISSIMO”, Group exhibition, photography installation, Duplex Air, Lisbon
2022 Group exhibition, photography installation, Na_Dentro, Porto,
2022 “Pieces” photography installation, PB27, Porto, Group exhibition,
2020 “Our Malawi; No Words Needed”, interactive photography exhibition tour in Malawi
2020 “Our Malawi; No Words Needed”, interactive photography exhibition, The Volanov, Tel Aviv 2019 2020“Black Women Rising”, OXO Tower, London
2019 “Our Malawi; No Words Needed”, Interactive photography exhibition, Bright Rooms Gallery SpaceNoam Friedman- Portfolio
2019 “Black Women Rising”, Copeland Gallery, Peckham
Noam Friedman- Short Bio
Born in 1989 in Jerusalem,Friedman is the recipient of the Meitar Foundation’s Scholarship of Excellence (2013-2015) and holds a diploma in Photography from Musrara - the Naggar Multidisciplinary School of Art and Society, Jerusalem.
She had spent the past three years living and working while traveling with a mobile darkroom. Friedman has exhibited her works in solo and group exhibitions in Israel, Malawi, England, Scotland and Porto. During her travels, she documents various kinds of communities – both as a phenomenon and as a concept. Her works, produced through analog photography and in the dark room, originate from her need to craft and hone her work, to create an image that has a real, material presence. In her artistic practice Friedman researches the world of constructing and deconstructing the images both in the photographic process and the analogue darkroom printing process.