Exhibition
The north star: A traveling sculpture exhibition tells the story of northern resilience
Baobab Studio presents an exhibition that connects art, communities, and mental resilience, featuring woodcarving works by residents of the North and the South that illustrate strength and coping.
Inside ‘My Life at the Moment’: art that confronts war, family, and survival
Painting longing: Journey through loss, memory, and renewal
Fifty years of work, wit, local vision: Dorin Frankfurt at Ashdod Museum of Art
A temple of art, resilience, and renewal
Tanya Sirakovich, chief curator of Fine Arts at the Israel Museum, envisions the institution as a living space where past and present, people and artworks exist in constant dialogue
Fractured visions: Reimagining Israeli art
Amitai Mendelsohn reimagines the Israeli art collection in The Swing of the Pendulum, a new permanent display at the Israel Museum, Jerusalem
Musrara Mix: Covering artistic, philosophical, and social divides
In terms of the programmatic content, the main man this year is Roy Menachem Markovich, who devised the lineup that takes place over three days, starting on May 6.
In the shadow of grief: Artists respond to October 7 through shared creation
Curated by Israeli designer Zohar Yerom, the exhibition featured works in various mediums, including movement, poetry, painting, sculpture, and video art.
From murder to macabre relic: How William Corder's skin became a museum artifact
Author calls the skin-bound books 'disgusting artifacts' that 'should not be exhibited'.
Oct. 7, the Holocaust, and more: Jerusalemite-painter Chana Goldberg's works on display
Jerusalemite painter Chana Goldberg’s post-cataclysm pieces in the wake of October 7 and the Israel-Hamas War.
Where memory meets meaning: The Museum of Tolerance Jerusalem’s vision for a better tomorrow
The museum’s “6:29” exhibit on Oct. 7 and upcoming Remembrance Day event inspire visitors to confront hate and embrace humanity.
Passover at Dizengoff: "50 Degrees in the Shade" environmental exhibit
21 artists present large-scale installations and animation films addressing the climate crisis at the biennale, opening today (Sunday) and running until June 13.
No Despair at Clal: A photography exhibit on the inhabitants of Jerusalem's infamous building
The bad, the good, and the downright ugly coalesce and pulsate there with an obstinacy and determination to survive, and some improbably thrive, despite all the very real existential challenges.
Wild and creative: A look at the new two-person exhibition at Jerusalem's Wild Gallery
A new two-person exhibition at the Wild Gallery spans physical, emotional, and political divides.
