Yair Garbuz | Untitled #1

$4,230.00

Yair Garbuz is an influential Israeli artist, born in Givatayim in 1945. In the 1960s, he studied painting under Raffi Lavie and at the Avni Institute of Art in Tel Aviv. Garbuz served as the director of the HaMidrasha art faculty at Beit Berl College for 12 years. He has held numerous solo exhibitions in Israel and internationally and has received several prestigious awards, including the Emet Prize for Art (2004) and the Rappaport Prize for an Established Israeli Painter (2015) from the Tel Aviv Museum of Art. His works incorporate various techniques, such as drawing, collage, photography, mixed media, and text.

The Fine Print

- Half of your generous donation will go to the Artists. The other half will help ZUMU keep going.
- all the prices of the artworks in this benefit sale where set by the artist, and they reflect the market value.
- your donation is fully tax deductible in Israel, U.S.A and Great Britain (5013C and 46A).
- If you donate from outside Israel, Please contact us at info@zumu.org.il
- All the Artworks are not framed, unless specified otherwise. If you want the artwork to be framed - contact us, we can help for extra cost.
- We will deliver the Artwork to your home anywhere in Israel. the shipping cost is integrated into the price of the work.
- if you live abroad, we can also ship or extra cost.
- we will connect with you in the week following the end of the benefit sale and deliver the artworks within two weeks.
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Return policy
If the purchased artwork isn’t satisfactory, you can return it within 14 days to the artist and receive a full refund minus payment costs (5%) and transportation fee.
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Disclaimer
All the Artworks are sold "As is". We will do our utmost best to answer all your questions and help you the best we can. However, we would like to emphasize that we are not professional art sellers. Therefore, in case we make any mistake or if there will be any inconvenience, we apologize in advance, take full responsible and will make our best to make things better.