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On Thursday, May 9, about 100 museums across the country will open their doors gratis and offer unique events in honor of International Museum Day.

Mother of four and convert to Judaism, Lea Gul, overcame many obstacles to get where she is today. 

Yehuda Granit, 88, showcases "The War Is Getting Excited" at Tel Aviv's Artspace, expressing political commentary through poignant sculptures and artworks.

Avraham Pollak’s choreographic style is characterized by emotional intensity, physicality, and exploration of human relationships. 

A closer examination of Kontarge’s work reveals the intricate layering of colors and composition, all synchronizing like a symphony

There are five exhibitions running at the non-mainstream repository of art over at the interface of several of the capital’s ethnically, religiously, and culturally diverse sectors.

To experience the live ritual, contact alana.ruben at gmail.com or EsthersThrone on Instagram to schedule a time.

Strategic collaboration between Harel Insurance & Finance Group and Tzeva Tari aims to promote Israeli art and culture through sponsorship, events, and more.

The Life After All exhibition is getting a reprise here at the President Hotel Gallery in Jerusalem.

Three artists, all born in Israel whose art, among many newly opened shows, caught my attention, don’t directly relate to the current situation. They are a bridge between before and now.