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.
Three artists, three questions: Creating an alternative reality
With an investment of NIS 1 million: RUGS&CO opens a spectacular gallery
No longer 'the road down to the sea': The Tel Aviv street that became a hit
Returns on paper
There is a generous array of largely pencil- and graphite- based items currently on display at the Jerusalem Artists’ House, as part of the sixth edition of the drawing biennale.
The beauty of Brutalism
Originally from Saint Petersburg in the former Soviet Union, The 32-year-old photographer immigrated to Israel in 1991 and grew up in Beer Sheba in a housing bloc designed in the Brutalist style.
Art as the way out
“Simulation” features photographs of nearly 25 women of all ages and backgrounds, and will be on display at Jaffa Art Gallery starting August 11.
After the ‘Flood’
Ella Rothschild’s new piece leaves viewers feeling anything but high and dry.
When is a jar not a jar?
When is a chair not a chair?
The exhibition looks at the gray areas between physical, cultural and conceptual interfaces.
Making meaning via wooden manikins
“The manikins share the space with the viewer, and this helps them become uncanny.”
Lines, colors, mother
Working through deep emotions – via hats.
From chaos to creation
Viewers can take a lot from this show in terms of the strength of the human spirit and the ability to constantly grow and evolve personally, creatively and spiritually.
Spirited – and healing – works
The colorful collection of artwork conveys the stories of the patients’ road to recovery and further serves as a vehicle for patients to release emotions.