Tova Beck-Friedman is an American artist, sculptor, writer and filmmaker [1] [2] based in New York City. [3] Her work has been exhibited in the United States, Australia, Israel, Europe, and Japan.

Beck-Friedman’s work is in public collections, among which are: The Museum of Modern Art Library; Smithsonian Institute; New Jersey State Museum; Jersey City

Oct 7, 2024 · Musing about the philosophy of living in the moment. An interview with Tova Beck Friedman and Duval O’Steen for Fotogenia Film Festival, Mexico City. I’m very pleased to have my video-poetry at the Association for the Study of Women and Mythology exhibition onlin.

CREATIVE PROCESS visits the studio of Israeli sculptor & installation artist Tova Beck-Friedman in midtown Manhattan. Tova Beck-Friedman: Myths reveal the symbols, meanings and values that make up the foundation of a culture. Ancient cultures used myths and archetypal images as metaphors that explained their concept of self, society and the cosmos.

The works of two Jewish sculptors and longtime friends — Marion Held and Tova Beck-Friedman — also reflect what the site’s chief curator and director of artistic development calls a commitment to “many different artistic viewpoints, materials, cultural backgrounds, and artist profiles.” “I’ve known Marion and Tova and their work ...

Tova Beck-Friedman’s work is rooted in fine arts. After years of working in sculpture and sculptural installations, she has embraced films and poetry, fusing poetry and moving images to create cine poems.

Tova Beck-Friedman, who draws inspiration from ancient cultures in her quest to give meaning to contemporary issues, will present a one-person show of her sculpture and drawings in the Ben Shahn Galleries at William Paterson University in Wayne from March 15 through April 16.

Tova Beck-Friedman is an artist, filmmaker, curator and writer. Her work has been shown internationally in festivals, museums, galleries and on television including: The International Artists’ Museum, at ...

Aug 3, 1997 · It may be that the three sculptors whose work is gathered in ''Ancient Emblems, Contemporary Signifiers'' at the Jersey City Museum -- Marion E. Held, Ming Fay and Tova Beck-Friedman -- are...