Exhibitions December 2009: Secret Art 4, by Bank Leumi. Group exhibition in which famous and emerging artists participate, with the artist's name kept secret. Curators - Esti Drori, Doron Polak - Artura. Works in this exhibition include pieces by Michal Hayman, Gideon Gechtman, Tamar Getter, Bianca Eshel-Gershoni. July-August 2009: group exhibtion of academy graduates, Beit-Berl art college. Curators - Angela Klein, Talia Keinan. May 2009: "Agalogia" - ecology and women in modern society exhibition, of artwork made with shopping carts. Kfar Saba Art Gallery. Curator - Aya Bernhard. December 2008: A personal Exhibition of painter Paula Elion was held on December 2008. The exhibition was a part of the Kfar Saba Artists' "Open House" event. June 2008: Group Exhibition Third year of Beit-Berl Art College. Lead curator: Yoav Efrati. In this group Exhibition Paula showed a series of artworks in watercolors on paper. The paintings are very personal in character, and are inspired by photos of the artist's family. July-August 2007: Group Exhibition, "Family Ties", Zionist of America House. Curator: Doron Polack. "Family Ties" is a new group exhibition at the ZOA house, in Tel-Aviv. The artists taking part in this exhibition address the complex and changing issue of family relations. Using diverse techniques - painting, sculpture, drawing, photography and digital are, each artist examines in a unique way an aspect of family ties. Personal interpretations combine with social and cultural views of relationships within thee family - be it a traditional view of the family on one side, or mutations of the family nucleus and a revised look on the character of the institute and the functions of its members. Family relations have always been a dramatic and colorful subject, inspiring artist of all kinds. Ever since the dawn of human history family has played a major role in society. The works of the artists offers a kind of mirror for the transformation of families, exposing the "fourth wall" of the stage of life, that trivial yet complex framework. Over the years the family has gone through structural and functional changes under the influence of the cultural, geographic and social environment. In today's modern society one can find families that preserve the traditions of the past, and others that the traditional family structure fails to answer their needs. Along-side the nucleolus and extended family frameworks, new manifestations of family, such as single-parent and same-sex families have developed. Unlike the traditional family - in which the characters and roles were determined by surrounding society, modern families define their own character, the limits of their responsibilities, and the division of roles within the family. Thus mothers have assumed an important economical role, while fathers share the relationships with the children starting from pregnancy and on to their education and upbringing. [...] Paula Elion creates classical images of a family outing in familiar places, offering viewers the opportunity to face basic questions regarding the "Ideal Family". December 2006-January 2007: Solo Exhibition, "Intimate Close-Ups", Noa Gallery, Hod-Hasharon November 2006: Group exhibition (students, screened), "Apropos les Damsels", Petach Tikva Art Museum . Curator: Gilad Meltzer