ד"ר אליה ברטל

Curriculum Vitae – Dr. Eliya Bartal

1. Personal Data

אליה ברטל            Hebrew name

Mail address       Eliya.bartal@gmail.com

           Name                   Eliya Bartal

2. Education:

PhD in Philosophy and Literature – very good grade

The Department for Literature of the Jewish People 2005-2012

 MA in Literature of the Jewish People – graduated with honors

Including art division

The Department for Literature of the Jewish People 1998

Education for MA in the History of Art
Tel Aviv University Department Of Art History 1988-1989

BA in the History of Art and the Jewish People

Haifa University- the history of art division in the Jewish People History
 

3. Academic and other positions

2021- Present academic coordinator of the department of visual and material culture at Bezalel academy for art and design, the ultra orthodox  branch.

2000- Present Lecturer of the history of art, at the Department of Jewish Art, University of Bar-Ilan. (, Modern Art and Post modern Art, Israeli Art and aesthetics).

 2013- Present Lecturer of art in the department of History and Theory, at Bezalel academy for art and design. (Israeli Art, Modern Art

And Post modern Art, Israeli Art and aesthetics).

 2017- Present Lecturer at the Department of Jewish History and Contemporary Jewry, University of Bar-Ilan. (The overlap between History and Art).

4. Awards and Fellowships

1. Scholarship for writing a doctoral dissertation - as part of encouraging the study of the diverse culture of the Jews of Eastern Europe with an emphasis on Yiddish literature and Hebrew literature, by Beit Shalom Aleichem, on the recommendation of the Prize Committee Chairman - Prof. Avraham Novershtern for the years 2006-2007. NIS 12,000 was given based on the approved research proposal.

2. Scholarship for writing a doctoral dissertation - as part of encouraging the study of the diverse culture of the Jews of Eastern Europe with an emphasis on Yiddish literature and Hebrew literature, by Beit Shalom Aleichem, on the recommendation of the Prize Committee Chairman - Prof. Avraham Novershtern for the years 2007-2008. NIS 12,000 was given based on the approved research proposal.

3. Scholarship for writing a doctoral dissertation - as part of encouraging the study of the diverse culture of the Jews of Eastern Europe with an emphasis on Yiddish literature and Hebrew literature, by Beit Shalom Aleichem, on the recommendation of the Prize Committee Chairman - Prof. Avraham Novershtern for the years 2008-2009. NIS 12,000 was given based on the approved research proposal.

4. Evaluation Scholarship - on behalf of the Scholarships and Prizes Committee for the PhD, Bar Ilan University, 2006-2007.

5. Evaluation Scholarship - on behalf of the Scholarships and Prizes Committee for the PhD, Bar Ilan University, 2007-2008.

5. Research areas:

Modern Art

On its various streams.

Special focus on modern movements that emerged from the mid-19th century to the mid-twentieth century. This specialization was shaped by his doctoral dissertation, which addressed the roots of the Expressionist movement, and its various developments in the first decades of the twentieth century.

Also, the preoccupation with Nietzsche's thought must deepen his understanding of the European cultural space of this period. My work at the Tel Aviv Museum as a lecturer and researcher of modern art also deepened my educational infrastructure in this field.

Post Modern Art

A special focus on Israeli architecture and art created in this style.

Israeli Art

For its various expressions and currents over the course of a century, it was formed with extensive reference to contemporary Israeli art.

Special focus on the dialogue between Israeli art and international sources of influence, while trying to explore and understand the dynamics that exist between center and province.

Research between the fields of art and literature:

In courses that discuss the various artistic styles, the literary parallels are also examined - while understanding the meanings derived from such a comparative discussion.

Art and history:

Addressing the question of the relevance of the work of art that discusses historical events, as a source that aids in the study of history. The debate on the subject relies on the debate between Aristotle and Plato regarding the power of artists on the one hand and historians on the other to document reality, as well as on the enormous presence of historical materials in twentieth-century cinema.

Philosophy:

If necessary, students are exposed to a discussion of the different styles through the “Philosophical Toolbox”. This type of discussion seeks to thicken the visual stylistic distinctions in a conceptual infrastructure.

Art and philosophy. This comparative dimension, reflected my specializations in a number of disciplines. Some of the content I presented at these conferences was transferred to publication - this can be seen in the list of publications in section 9. Some of the materials expressed at these conferences were transcribed as part of my doctoral dissertation. The list of major conferences I
have attended can be seen in Section 8.