Anila Rubiku participating at the group exhibition “Under Erasure” at the Tel Aviv Museum of Art.

“Contemporary art is rife with erasures. Erasures are visible in it, present as themselves in various ways. The subject of the works in the exhibition is what was once a covert stage in the process of creation. Unlike observing works whose wholeness and meaning depend on hidden parts, the current gaze is focused on the contradictory presence of the erased and on the erased/visible relationship as a signification factor”

Curated by Irith Hadar