Doing Good | Bezalel-led Emergency Initiatives
עושים/ות משהו טוב | יוזמות בשעת חירום
أعمال خيرية | مبادرات طلابية من بتسلئيل للمساعدة في وضع الطوارئ
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Material culture
I immigrated from South Africa with my husband in 1987. Our two children were born in Israel. I have been teaching English as a foreign language at the Hebrew University since 1991.
My first degree is in Psychology and History from UNISA (University of South Africa). I have a teaching Diploma and post-graduate degree in remedial Education from The University of the Witwatersrand (South Africa) and a master’s degree in English Literature from The Hebrew University.
In my years at the university I have taught English to students studying humanities, social sciences, sciences and nursing. I am looking forward to teaching new material to creative students and working with Joanna and the other members of English Unit.
I have always incorporated all four skills in teaching and I am happy that the MALAG has now made this approach official. I believe Bezalel students want to be part of the international academic community. Proficiency in English is essential to achieve this goal.
I will be teaching the basic level course. This course aims at building a solid foundation in English; preparing for the challenges of the higher levels and increasing confidence to use English both academically and for everyday usage.
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Me and The City - summer course in Tokyo
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Issues in the history of the Holocaust and its impact on the Jewish people
The incubator for final project, fourth year students
Hadas Kedar is a cultural entrepreneur and researcher in the field of curatorship. She holds bachelor and master degrees in Fine Arts from the Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design, Jerusalem and from the University of Middlesex in London, and is currently a doctoral candidate at the Research Platform for Curatorial and Cross-disciplinary Cultural Studies, a joint program of the University of Reading (UK) and the Zurich Academy of the Arts in Switzerland. Kedar explores culture in areas distant from hegemonic centers, and focuses on curatorial and artistic acts reclaiming colonized and marginalized cultures in the Naqab desert. Kedar established “Arad Art and Architecture” residency program and “Arad Contemporary Art Center” in cooperation with the Arad municipality. She has participated in and curated exhibitions in Israel and abroad, including: “Summer Harvest” (Israel Museum, curator: Sarit Shapira), “Rulers” (Camden Arts Centre, London), and “Sipookation” (Kav 16 Community Gallery, curator: Irit Segoli). She has also chaired and participated in conferences on the relationship between art, politics, and the economy. These include “Art, Power and Knowledge” (Tel Aviv Museum of Art), “Protest and Art” (Israel Museum), and “Contemporary Political Art” (Van Leer Institute). Since 2019, Kedar has been the director and curator of “Studio Bank” – a temporary art complex in a building in Tel Aviv, comprised of work and exhibition space for over 40 artists from a wide range of disciplines.
Introduction to branding
3rd year Forum
Pagination