New Tel Aviv exhibition shows never-before-seen work from six Israeli artists
Three pairs of artists stand at the center of Something to Hold On To, which opened recently at…
From Eastern Europe to Tel Aviv: Bruno Art Group’s rise to the global art market
Bruno Art Group’s story began in 1909, when Marco (Mordechai) Abramovitz opened a gallery in Bucharest. This marked…
From the other side – with Noma Bar
Seeing beyond the barriers and shapes, encouraging viewers to perceive space in the most unexpected places – that’s…
DocuText festival mixes archival film, music and October 7 stories in Jerusalem
The National Library of Israel’s DocuText festival will return to Jerusalem from August 16-20, bringing together new documentaries…
Three contemporary Israeli art exhibitions reviewed
For many, summer is a time for travel and discovery. I encourage readers of this column to visit…
Rare works by Israeli artists Rubin, Gutman head to auction valued at $300,000
When Tiroche holds its annual auction on June 28, it will feature Nahum Gutman’s rolling hills of Ein…
Yaacov Agam, pioneering Israeli kinetic artist and Israel Prize laureate, dies at 98
Yaacov Agam, the internationally renowned Israeli sculptor recognized worldwide as the father of kinetic art, died Sunday at…
‘Go Have Coffee in Yad Vashem!’: A Night of Poetry in a BDSM Club Reveals the State of Israeli Culture
A rhyming prayer dedicated to Israeli combat fighters was the first thing that greeted visitors last Thursday at…
Venice Biennale judges won’t consider Israel due to Netanyahu’s ICC arrest warrant
JTA — A five-person international jury at the Venice Biennale says it will no longer consider entries from…
‘If You’re Not Ready to Get Caught by the Police, Stay Home With Your Brush’: Tel Aviv Street Artists Indulge Their Addiction
They create art for a few fleeting moments and risk being fined or having their work vandalized. Meet…
Jerusalem art auction raises funds for charity
On the evening of January 29, Kehilat Kol HaNeshama in Jerusalem’s Baka neighborhood was transformed into a vibrant…
A Tel Aviv Exhibit on Weimar-era Art Raises Questions About Mob Mentality and Self-censorship
An exhibition at the Tel Aviv Museum on Germany’s 1920s New Objectivity movement presents a cynical, unsentimental art…