Catalogue Texts
- Zoran Music, Museum of Fine Arts in Caen, France (1995), the Jewish Museum, New York, (2003) and the Jenisch Museum in Vevey, Switzerland (2003).
- Louis Archambault (Canadian Cultural Center, Paris, 1980)
- Jerzy Stajuda (Guimiot Gallery, Brussels, 1985)
- Miguel Rasero (Guimiot Gallery, 1986)
- Pierre Alechinsky (Guggenheim Museum, New York, 1987)
- Louis Le Broquy (Picasso Museum, Antibes, undated catalogue)
- Elie Abrahami (The Israel Museum, Jerusalem, 1994)
- Jacques Zwobada (Seat of the United Nations, New York, 1996)
- Jean-Michel Folon – Travels (Olympic Museum, Lausanne, 1997)
- Jean-Paul Agosti (Hospice St. Roch, Issoudun, France, 1998)
- Bang Hai Ja (Le Cercle d’Art, Paris, 2001)
- Izhar Cohen (Municipal Art Gallery, Raanana, Israel, 2003).
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