10 Facts About Ilan Averbuch

Ilan Averbuch then served in the Israeli Army, fighting in the Yom Kippur War.

Ilan Averbuch moved to London in 1977 to attend the Wimbledon School of Art.

Over his forty-year-long career, Ilan Averbuch has become one of the most successful public sculptors of the twenty-first century.

Ilan Averbuch's work appears across the globe in India, Israel, Poland, Germany, Switzerland, Canada, and throughout the United States.

Ilan Averbuch's works are made from materials such as stone, wood, steel, copper, lead, glass and aluminum.

Ilan Averbuch uses stone repurposed from old roads and bridges.

In 2019, Ilan Averbuch creates a site-specific sculpture at Gut Holzhausen in Nieheim, Pombsen, Germany.

Ilan Averbuch's work has been exhibited internationally with major solo exhibitions in the United States, Germany, Israel, France, Switzerland, the Netherlands, and Canada.

In 1997 Ilan Averbuch has a mid-career retrospective at The Open Museum in Tefen, Israel featuring seventeen sculptures and ten large drawings collected from Germany, the United States and Israel.

Ilan Averbuch's drawings were on view in the Pryor Gallery until November 13,2005.