Israeli art
The young bridge between the foremost Israeli and global Jewish business titans
The 20-year-old entrepreneur behind Worlds Meet: How Yinon Gal-On's initiative has quietly and under the radar become the platform connecting the top tier of the Israeli economy from within.
Where life happens: New exhibit showcases everyday moments when something goes wrong
New Tel Aviv exhibition shows never-before-seen private work from six Israeli artists
From Eastern Europe to Tel Aviv: Bruno Art Group’s century-long rise to the global art market
Israel's art round up: Pink Front and Art in the Red
Art Roundup is a monthly glimpse at some of the finest art exhibitions and events currently shown across the country.
Israel Philharmonic’s powerful tribute to October 7 blends art and music
Visual art reflecting on October 7 is set to classical music in this multisensory experience.
Israel's art roundup: Hadrian’s Helmet and Pozner’s heart
Art Roundup is a monthly glance at some of the finest art exhibitions and events currently being shown across the country.
Maura Ruskin: An artistic aliyah success story
Maura has some sound advice for anyone considering aliyah: “Come early. The earlier you come, the better command of the language you will have, and a better understanding of the culture.”
Michal Shachnai looks to reclaim her father’s memory from the state
Michal Shachnai's exhibition "On the Cypress Spear" at the Petah Tikva Museum of Art explores personal and national grief through art.
Historic and rare artwork by Moi Ver showcased at the Tel Aviv Museum of Art - opinion
Moving between photography, painting, and typography, Ver exhibits his captivating take on modern design, laced with a strong Jewish identity and the historical times through which he lived.
Israel's art roundup: Impressionism and Jewish painting
Art Roundup is a monthly glance at some of the finest art exhibitions and events currently being shown across the country.
Art for life: unveiling the work of a little-known Israeli art world giant
For now, we can all enjoy at least some slivers of Litvinovsky’s unique take on life in his artistic representation thereof.
No time to dance – a celebration of influential dancer Noa Eshkol
Fifty years after pausing her dance work for the Yom Kippur War, Noa Eshkol’s 100th birthday is marked with exhibits in Berlin and a performance in Tel Aviv, showcasing her enduring legacy.
Three artists, three questions: Spotted at Fresh Paint 2024
Every year, Fresh Paint initiates, curates, and exhibits new art projects, presented to the public for the first time at the fair.
