Kosso Eloul

b. 22 January 1920 in Murom in the former Soviet Union, d. 8 November 1995 in Toronto (CDN); Israeli-Canadian sculptor

1924	Emigration to Tel Aviv in Mandatory Palestine
from 1938	Trained as a sculptor at the Bezalel Academy of Art in Jerusalem
1943	Trained under Frank Lloyd Wright at the Art Institute of Chicago
from 1943	Trained under László Moholy-Nagy at the Chicago School of Design
1943-1944	Moved to Philadelphia, served in the American Navy
1948	Studio in Ramat Gan; curator of the "New Horizons" artists' circle
1951	First solo exhibition in the Tel Aviv Museum of Art
1958	Represented Israel at the Venice Biennale
1961	Forma Viva Sculpture Symposium in Yugoslavia
1962	Sculpture symposium in the Negev in Israel
1963	Participation in the Symposium of European Sculptors 1961–1963 (Berlin Wall Symposium Berlin) with Herbert Baumann, Erich Reischke and Yasuo Mizui, where Eloul created a stone sculpture in the Tiergarten district of Berlin.
1964	Toronto, Canada
1965-1966	UCLA Long Beach
1965	Organized a sculpture symposium with participants including the Dutch sculptors Joop Beljon and Lucien den Arend

Sculptures by Kosso Eloul can be found in public places in many towns and cities in Canada.