Graham Lawson
All the world’s a stage
A very Russian journey
The many faces of Roee Rosen
Building ‘The Eternal Sukkah’
Israeli artists Sala-manca construct a succa from the materials of a Beduin home. The structure goes on view at the Israel Museum this month
Judaism’s many colors, many layers
Eliahou Eric Bokobza's vivid and vibrantly colored paintings are not only deceptive and disarming but unlike much of what is taken for “serious” art on the contemporary Israeli art scene.
Israel and the West Bank: A view from the outside
The work of 12 international photographers goes on display at the Tel Aviv Museum of Art.
‘The Bank Hapoalim Affair’ Smuggled out of Afghanistan, Ido Michaeli’s carpet is now on exhibit
“Bank Hapoalim Carpet,” part of a trilogy titled “Cloth Merchants,” is the name given to the complete installation and is accompanied by a short documentary outlining the carpet's making.
The weird and wonderful world of Aya Ben-Ron
The Israeli artist explores the medical world in her new online platform, Front.
A man of leisure
The Haifa City Museum presents a new exhibit of the photography of Ze’ev Aleksandrowicz, who traveled widely in Palestine between the years 1932 -1935
Goya’s visions of war show in Haifa
On loan from the Israel Museum are famed etchings from Spanish artist Francisco de Goya
‘The politics of here and there’
"The videos give the paintings a context. Someone can see the video and then see a painting that is based on a still from the film footage"- David Reeb.
‘As sweet as it gets’
Despite its name, the exhibition of works by Belgian artist Michaël Borremans is quite mysterious.
Delving into Delft
Hundreds of traditional blue and white Dutch tiles and ceramics are on display at the Tel Aviv Museum of Art.
