Liora Kaplan

Liora Kaplan lives and works in Tel Aviv. She studied at Beit Berl College of Arts and Avni Institute of Art. Selected solo exhibitions include: ‘At The End There Was a Doorway’, Braverman Gallery, Tel Aviv, 2025, curated by Adi Gura; ‘To Shulamit, As Promised, With Love’, Braverman Gallery, Tel Aviv, 2025, curated by Adi Gura; ‘The Lighthouse is Dark Between Flashes’, KMAC, Kentucky, USA, 2023, curated by Joey Yets; and ‘Rhythms of Permanent Resonance’, CCA Tel Aviv, 2022, curated by Nicola Trezzi. Her public sculpture ‘Often There is a Need For Time’ is part of the Tel Aviv Municipality’s outdoor sculpture project (2023).

Other notable exhibitions include: ‘By The Same Sea’, The Autonomous Biennale at Herzliya Gymnasium, Tel Aviv, 2025, curated by Sandra Well; ‘On a Silver Platter’, CCA Tel Aviv, 2024, curated by Nicola Trezzi; ‘Boundless Space’, Sotheby’s, New York, 2021, curated by Kim Cook; ‘Ground Water’, Municipal Gallery Ramat Hasharon, 2020, curated by Ravit Harari; ‘EXHIBIT MODEL SIX – The Tel Aviv Version’, CCA Tel Aviv, curated by Nicola Trezzi; and ‘ONLY CONNECT!’, Braverman Gallery, Tel Aviv, 2019, curated by Thomas Rom.

Kaplan has received awards from the Foundation for Independent Creators, the Artis Cultural Export Fund (2024), and the Artis Exhibition Assistance Grant (2024, 2022). Her works are included in the Tel Aviv Museum of Art collection, the Knesset Art Collection, and numerous private collections worldwide.