Alona Rodeh: links

Art Blocks records Jenim by Orr Kislev and Alona Rodeh as an Art Blocks Presents collection of 135 unique artworks.

Verse presents the Jenim series with project context for denim, labour, indigo, seams, and generative variation.

Collectors Agenda's studio interview covers Rodeh's multidisciplinary practice, darkness, blackouts, club culture, and Berlin Fire Department research.

Artis's audio interview focuses on urban environments, industrial products, nightlife culture, and Rodeh's architecture-of-the-nights research.

Artfridge's interview introduces Rodeh through sound, light, safety, and her Israeli and Berlin-based practice.

Frieze profiles Rodeh's use of sound and light as signals of order, control, rebellion, and counter-culture.

AQNB's article gives additional critical context for walking through Rodeh's installation-based practice.

CCA Tel Aviv documents Above and Beyond, a major Rodeh installation using sound, light, and architectural intervention.

Kunstpalais Erlangen's artist record lists Rodeh's biographical details and selected exhibitions, including Safe and Sound projects.

Rosenfeld Gallery profiles Rodeh's Berlin-based practice across virtual and physical space, safety, light, sound, and public space.

Christine König Galerie documents Rodeh's works, including CGI videos, installations, editions, and gallery representation.

Christine König Galerie's The Long Stretch archive documents Rodeh's 2020 exhibition and related works in safety, bollards, light, and printed surfaces.

Christine König Galerie's The Runner (LIVE) archive documents Rodeh's 2017 sound, light, and sculptural installation at KOENIG2.

Rodeh's official biography and CV provide education, representation, residencies, and a concise statement of the practice.

Ars Electronica's festival profile discusses Rodeh's public-space practice, CGI language, video-game aesthetics, and 2025 New Animation Art recognition.

Artforum Artguide's PDF press release for Safe and Sound (Evolutions) gives catalogue-style context for Rodeh's Grimmuseum exhibition and the broader Safe and Sound sequence.

Frieze's tag archive for Alona Rodeh gathers the magazine's dedicated profile coverage of the artist.

Ars Electronica's 2025 profile connects Rodeh's awarded video work CORE DUMP with Fogging and Runway Freefall.

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