"The Common Thread" was painted on the exterior of an event venue in Pico-Robertson, a heavily Jewish neighborhood known for its abundance of synagogues and kosher restaurants.
His work expresses a fundamental connection between the act of painting and the world of cinema, the photographed image and cinematic editing.
The painting is accompanied by inscriptions calling for God to protect the city, which experts call “unique for Christian art.”
Creators of the pigment-less paint say it is more environmentally friendly than traditional paint.
Canadian-born Jerusalemite painter unveils her first solo show.
Miriam Cabessa's art is a dialogue between people.
The original owner was forced to sell the piece to survive in 1938
Small rooms with no natural light are a challenge for interior designers, but this TikTok user has a surprising solution.
The following brainteaser was recently published on TikTok and challenged web surfers to find out how many people are in the image. Few succeeded.
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