Art
Reuven Milon: The photographer who captured Jerusalem’s soul, one ordinary moment at a time
From milkmen to movie houses, Reuven Milon captured Jerusalem as it lived and breathed; ordinary scenes turned lasting history.
Sightings, sounds, and self-knowledge: Ten reasons to go out next week
The north star: A traveling sculpture exhibition tells the story of northern resilience
Culinary experience, art, and nature: 24 hours of escaping routine in Mateh Yehuda
A new web series from the creators of My Trip
My Trip launches “Moments in Time” – an original six-part web series that reveals the moments that shaped human history, blending art, cinema, and technological innovation.
Missing Picasso painting found in Madrid weeks after vanishing
The small framed "Still Life with Guitar" was part of a larger shipment of artworks moved from Madrid to Granada.
Bolivia after years: A glimpse into the stunning destination awaiting Israelis
After years of diplomatic disconnection, the renewal of relations with Israel opens the door to discover Bolivia — breathtaking landscapes, colonial cities, and authentic experiences.
Three artists, three questions: In search of positive emotions
I interviewed the artists while we were still holding our breaths for the return of the 20 living hostages.
Stolen Nazi painting returned to Jewish descendants of rightful owner
Lady with a Fan by Gerard ter Borch, a 17th-century painting, has been returned to the descendants of Dr. Henry Bromberg
The legacy of Huvy Elisha: The quiet life of a Mea She’arim painter and matriarch
Ahuva “Huvy” Elisha lived in step with the ultra-Orthodox neighborhood she called home for the last 40 years of her long and well-traveled life.
Picasso painting disappears en route to Granada exhibit
The loss was not discovered until the following Monday, when the exhibit's curator and the foundation's head of exhibitions began unpacking the crates.
Tel Aviv Festival to take over city
More than 120 artists and creators will perform, taking part in 40 different performances.
Print for the ages: Israel Museum showcases printmaking masterpieces
The Israel Museum continues its 60th anniversary festivities with a sumptuous print-based exhibition
Ripples of Venice: Charting the path of survival of Italian Jewry
Ripples of Venice, which opened on September 18 and runs through to May 1, takes the visitor on a journey across the centuries of the Jewish community in Venice and elsewhere in Italy.
