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.

Star of Love (1983): Agam's signature technique uses ridged, sculptural surfaces so a single work reads differently depending on the viewer’s angle, with the image only fully resolving as the viewer moves past it.
TALI NAVON.

Three artists, three questions: Creating an alternative reality

RUGS&CO

With an investment of NIS 1 million: RUGS&CO opens a spectacular gallery

Bograshov.

No longer 'the road down to the sea': The Tel Aviv street that became a hit


Art roundup: Broken antiques, spirits, war paintings

"Because of the war, there will be no festive reception."

 A painting by Liron Lupu.

The National Library’s majestic new building approaches its public opening

HISTORICAL AFFAIRS: The friendly and inviting renovations of Israel's National Library.

 THE NEW National Library of Israel building.

Israeli visual artist Beverly Barkat exhibits in Taiwan


Cultural Collaboration between Israel,  France and India 

 “In Another Green" exhibition

Artists boycott Finland’s national gallery over Israeli billionaire on board

The artists signed a statement announcing the boycott after the museum refused to remove Finnish-Israeli billionaire Chaim “Poju” Zabludowicz from its board.

The Finnish National Gallery is located in Helsinki.

Mika Hadar's beautifully composed works at her solo exhibition

Her solo exhibition will be at the Tribal Art and Israeli Art Gallery in Tel Aviv, curated by Michali Adler and Dr. Galia Duchen Arieli.

 A social media post by Mika Hadar captioned "Self image".

New scribal arts gallery in Old City doubles as public beit midrash

There’s nothing snooty about The Jerusalem Scribe. Totally open to the street, the vibe is casual and inviting.

 Kalman Gavriel, aka The Jerusalem Scribe.

From appliance salesman to full-time artist

Kevin Specht’s ‘Strangers’ solo exhibition at Nassima Landau Foundation

  Autumn

See Jerusalem's Musrara neighborhood's ethnic food in new exhibit

Recipes from local residents reflect their personal-ethnic baggage and the flavors and scents they grew up with and brought with them to Musrara shown in new show.

 Crumbs of Comfort exhibition.

Rediscovering the woman who took a leap of faith

The forgotten story of gallerist Bertha Urdang, who catapulted Israeli artists to fame in the US and cultivated a generation of creators, is finally told in the exhibition ‘A Gallery of Her Own’.

THE PAINTING ‘Bird’ by Raffi Lavie.