Gallery
From Eastern Europe to Tel Aviv: Bruno Art Group’s century-long rise to the global art market
Across three generations, Bruno Art Group has grown from a family gallery in Romania into an international art business with deep roots in Israeli art and a special connection to Yaacov Agam.
Three artists, three questions: Creating an alternative reality
With an investment of NIS 1 million: RUGS&CO opens a spectacular gallery
No longer 'the road down to the sea': The Tel Aviv street that became a hit
Into the Depth of the Surface: Maiyan Ben Yona’s ceramic art
Her first solo exhibition is at the Periscope Gallery in Tel Aviv this December.
Art world stalling? Not according to this int'l spot in Israel
Suzanne Landau, prominent Israeli curator, teams up with businessman-turned-art adviser Steeve Nassima to launch an artistic platform: "We are unbeatable"
Appreciating art from home
The “Mundane Heights” exhibition, which opened virtually a couple of weeks ago, is an aptly and oxymoronically named venture.
During coronavirus, home is where the photo is
The Photo Is:Rael grand happening probes the domestic domain
Jerusalem gallery wins Supreme Court ruling against municipality eviction
The gallery has maintained throughout that the eviction was politically motivated.
Artist Gary Goldstein delves in the forests of memory
The wonder of 'Well Being'
Art Review: Between art history and humdrum kitsch
The solitary lamb, emblematic of the people of Israel is indeed a powerful image.
Art review: Ein Hod Galleries
Most enjoyable and highly recommended, not to mention the beautiful vista and ambient silence of the place.
Jerusalem artist turns tragedy into creativity
“Everything changed after my father died. I was 10, and we moved out of Har Nof. My family became not religious, but I continued to be religious for a few years after.”
Off the beaten track: Meet Athens in Tel Aviv
Curator and gallerist Shira Freedman took me on an enlightening tour of the gallery.
