- Dabra, Limor
- Dadoune, Yosef Joseph
- Dafnai, Dov
- Dagan, Elisha
- Dagan, Geula
- Dagan, Idit
- Dagan, Tzipora
- Dagani, Ephraim
- Dagon, Gadi
- Dagon, Yoav
- Dahan, Asher
- Dahan, Israel
- Dajanova, Mara
- Dajincherski, David
- Daleski, Aviva
- Daleski, Debbie
- Dallal, Eliahu
- Damari, Shoshana
- Dan, Avner
- Dangur, Yechezkel
- Daniel Ben-Hur, Jerusalem
- Daniel, David
- Daniel, Efrat
- Daniel, Melanie
- Daniel, Nelly
- Daniel, Rafi
- Daniel, Sergio
- Danieli, Yuval
- Daniger, Yorgen
- Danino, Liliane
- Danisov, Salva
- Danka, Menachem
- Dankner, Yardena
- Danon, Ayel
- Danziger, Amnon
- Danziger, Itzhak
- Dar, Dina
- Dar, Ella
- Dar, Jacob
- Dar, Ofer
- Darin, Roni
- Darom, David
- Darrie, Valentin
- Darzi, Irene
- Dauber, Miriam
- Daum, Dror
- David Sdomi, Ilana
- David, Allen
- David, Jean
- David, Nurit
- David, Yair
- David-Cohen, Yael
- Davidesco, Israel
- Davidi, Ben Shalom
- Davidi, Hamutal
- Davidi, Iris
- Davidian, Abraham
- Davidov, David
- Davidovich, Ora
- Davidovicz, Shulamit
- Davidovitz, Mariana
- Davis, Yasmin
- Davish Ben Moshe, Meirav
- Davni, Marta
- Dawidowitsch, Gershon
- Dayagi, Rafi
- Dayan, Eli
- Dayan, Udi
- De Beer, Uri
- de Shalit, Navah
- de Shalit, Tamar
- De Vries, Relli
- De Vries, Ruti
- Deaner, Haim
- Debel Gallery, Jerusalem
- Dede, Israel
- Degani, Ilana
- Deganit, Leah
- Dekalo Dor, Mali
- Dekel, Aviva
- Dekel, Digi
- Dekel, Drora
- Deligtisch, Phoebe
- Dementiev Lipovetzky, Michael
- Derbass, Aamer
- Derel, Maria
- Derfler, Morel
- Deshe, Eitan
- Diamand, Yonit
- Diamant, Yoram
- Dib, Souhad
- Dibi, Issa
- Digorker, Reuven
- Dik, Mira
- Dilian, Hana
- Dilian, Menashe
- Dimant, Simon
- Dimerman, Aviva
- Dimerman, Mora
- Dimshitz, Marc
- Diner, Eliahu
- Dinerman, Meir
- Dinstein, Talma
- Dinstein, Yitzhak
- Dinur, Dorit
- Director, Ira
- Dishon, Iris
- Dodelson, Yehuda
- Doktori, Koki
- Dolinski, Leah
- Dolomit, Roni
- Dominey, Drora
- Don, Raam
- Dona, Lydia
- Donio, Razia
- Donner, Judy
- Dor (Hochdorf), Hagai
- Dor Cohen, Eli
- Dor, Neta
- Dor, Ofir
- Dorchin, Yaacov
- Doretti, Mario
- Dorfzaun, Jehuda
- Dorin, Gani
- Dorna, Emmanuel
- Doron, Ayelet
- Doron, Itai
- Doron, Shiri
- Doron, Yael
- Dosh (Gardosh, Kariel)
- Dotan, Lital
- Dotan, Uri
- Dothan, Esther
- Dothan, Mari
- Dothan, Omri
- Douer, Lydia
- Doukhan, Hanna
- Dover, Alisa
- Dover, Avraham
- Dovrat, Ronit
- Drach, Ami
- Dramon, Haim
- Dranov, Yael
- Dratt, Miriam
- Dreyfus, Smadar
- Dror, Benjamin
- Dror, Noam
- Dror, Rina
- Dror, Yeshayahu
- Drori, Adva
- Drori, Alon
- Drori, Dorit
- Drori, Esti
- Druks, Michael
- Drumer, Ori
- Dubi Salomon, Zipora
- Dubi, Arie
- Dubiner Nova, Debbie
- Dublon, Kurt
- Dubois, Klaus
- Dubrovsky, Svetlana
- Dubrovsky, Tamar
- Dubsky, David Michael
- Duek, Taleb
- Duncan Guertin, Renata
- Dunner, Lasar
- Dunsky, Maayan
- Dunsky, Maya
- Dushnik, Tzvi
- Dvash, Dror
- Dvir, Edna
- Dvir, Eitan
- Dvir, Iris
- Dvir, Menachem
- Dvir, Uri
- Dvore Casdi, Sheila
- Dvorkin, Vladimir
- Dvorkis, Mike
- Dworkin, Joseph
- Dym, Irene
- Dynel, Hannan
- Dzalovsky, Avi
עברית
Alphabetical list of artists
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y ZUri Dothan
Uri Dotan, Israeli, born 1961
Uri Dotan was born in Jerusalem in 1961. His parents were the archeologists Moshe and Trude Dotan, and his grandparents were the painters Gerta and Leopold Krakauer. During his army service, he served at Kibbutz Yad Hana as part of the Nachal Brigade. In 1983 he,his brother Danny Dotan, and Yigal Spivak founded the “Shenkin-Inn” café-gallery in Tel Aviv, and in 1984 the gallery “Tat-Ramah” [Sub-Standard] on Shenkin Street in Tel Aviv. At the same time he founded a fanzine by the same name. Their activity was one of the factors in the development of this street in the 1980s and 1990s. After the gallery closed he emigrated to the United States, where he began to create digital art and to earn his living in design and simulation for advertising agencies. While his early work was primarily in expressive painting, in the 1990s he switched to technical graphical work and computerized videos.
Education
Art Teachers College, Ramat Hasharon. .