"Hanan! Listen To Me!" World Premiered at The 14th International Festival of Animated Film Stuttgart '07, April 27, 2007 Hanan's latest animation World Premiered at the 14. Internationales Trickfilm Festival Stuttgart '07 where it was selected as a finalist in the Animated Television Series competition in the Adult Series category.
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Hanan's first Hardcover Book Publication The book is titled Jewish Art In America: An Introduction by Prof. Matthew Baigell, 280 pgs, published by Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, Inc., and it's a fascinating, informative, and extremely well written book on the history of Jewish Art in America. Moreover, it's the first ever book-length study of Jewish art in America. Three pages in the book are about Hanan's work, including a full-page photograph of one of his multimedia painting installations.SEE BOOK

New York's Best Emerging Jewish Artists, at The Museum of Jewish Heritage, New York, NY. Hanan's new animation, The Nuclear Physicist Gives His Son Free Advice, screened at The Museum of Jewish Heritage's New York's Best Emerging Jewish Artists, on July 19th, 2006. READ REVIEW 1...... READ REVIEW 2

Hanan Wins Audience Favorite Animation Award at The Brooklyn Museum Hanan's new animation, The Nuclear Physicist Gives His Son Free Advice, which screened at The Brooklyn Museum, as part of the Brooklyn International Film Festival, on June 7th, 2006 was voted Audience Favorite Animation. MORE INFO

Interview on KALX Berkeley Radio Hanan is interviewed by Sonia Mistry about his animations and participating in the San Francisco Jewish Film Festival. HEAR INTERVIEW

The Hebrew Union College Museum in New York, Waldsee-1944, a group exhibit commemorating the annihilation of Hungarian Jews at Auschwitz in 1944. Artists include William Kentridge, Ida Applebroog, Tobi Kahn, Judy Chicago, Archie Rand, and many others. In New York July 19, 2005 through Jan 13, 2006. Traveling dates and locations to be announced. MORE INFO

SELECTED REVIEWS:

The Jewish Ledger, Lisa Kingstone interviews Hanan Harchol on his animations. READ ARTICLE

The Jewish Week, George Robinson reviews The NY Jewish Film Festival at Lincoln Center. 'And Hanan Harchol’s giddy animations, The Nuclear Physicist Gives His Son a Haircut and The Nuclear Physicist Sings to the Seventies, are delightfully wry reflections of the bent-but-not-exactly-broken families of that same milieu...are among the most likeable and telling entries in this year’s collection.' READ ARTICLE

Jewish Culture News, Amy Stone interviews Hanan Harchol on his artwork and winning the 2004 Ronnie Heyman Prize. READ ARTICLE

ARTnews, Amy Friedman reviewed Harchol's piece Witnessing Sacrifice, in 'The Art of Aging' exhibit ARTICLE