Bezalel academy
AI vibe coding will replace frontend developers within two to three years, experts tell ‘Post’
The role of frontend engineers will vanish by 2028 as "vibe coding" empowers designers to build products directly, experts from MyOp, Pic-Time, and Bezalel Academy told The Jerusalem Post.
Avinadav Begin unveils solo exhibition in Neve Tzedek
Grapevine: May it be
Bezalel Academy opens new int’l hub, honors leading cultural figures
Bezalel Academy’s triumphant return to downtown Jerusalem
The oldest institution of higher learning in Israel, Bezalel is considered to be the country’s most prestigious art school, and it was originally located in the center of town.
The faculty rooms of the future
Privat study and meeting cells, mobile work units and more: this is how an innovative designer sees the future of traditional faculty rooms in schools.
Unique project brings together art students to solve health system challenges
The project involves students from Bezalel's art and design departments and combines several subjects taught at the academy.
Jerusalem Highlights January 27-February 2
What's new to do in Israel's capital?
Art Roundup: Thirsty Jerusalem goats, Tivon portraits and a Nigerian funeral
A preview of September exhibitions around the country:
Explore myths and caves in New York with Eden Auerbach Ofrat's solo show
A video-art and installation artist, Auerbach Ofrat deals with cultural archetypes, symbols and contradictory and complementary existential poles, while relying on both literary and mythical sources.
Israeli art and design at its finest: Bezalel Graduate Exhibition 2022
I cannot help but recommend seeking out a recent Bezalel graduate if you are looking for a new local artist to patronize or simply seeking some food for thought.
Jerusalem highlights July 22 – 28
What's new to do in Israel's capital?
Love, pain and humor: Israel's Bezalel Graduate Exhibition 2022
Incredible displays of talent, dedication and pure artistry shone across all departments. If you are in the mood for some light digging, you’ll surely find some diamonds in the rough.
A Jerusalem plaza has been named for David Rakia. Who is he?
Rakia, who fled Nazi Austria and took Jerusalem into his heart, soul and art, now has his own spot in the city that meant so much to him.
