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
Jerusalem art school presents at Ars Electronica in Austria
Founded in 1979, the Austrian bash is run by the Ars Electronica Linz GmbH cultural, educational, and scientific institute, which primarily operates in the field of new media art.
Three artists, three questions: Is the body limitation or freedom?
In the artworks of the three artists I selected for this month’s column, the body plays diverse direct and indirect but important roles.
Spotted in a Nazi’s daughter’s real estate ad: A painting looted from a famed Jewish art dealer
A painting by Giuseppe Ghislandi, looted by Nazis 85 years ago, was spotted in Argentina but vanished after being listed in a real estate ad. Interpol is now involved in the search.
Tel Aviv Museum brings 35 new works by Israeli artists into its collection
Acquired through the ‘Voting for Art’ group, the works span a variety of genres, capturing a cross-section of contemporary Israeli creativity.
Mamilla: When a mall is also a sculpture gallery
'Mamilla is the largest platform for exhibiting sculptures in the country. No other outdoor mall has an ongoing exhibition like this, and no other place has such a variety of Israeli art.'
At 60, the Israel Museum offers a new take on its accumulated treasures
Reuven Rubin’s evocative 1923 oil painting 'First Fruits' conveys something of a utopian futuristic human and bucolic scene, with Jews and Arabs enjoying a harmonious coexistence in Eretz Yisrael.
'Home is here': Art exhibition showcases undocumented children's stories amid release of new report
Heartfelt art exhibit soon to open in Tel Aviv, featuring the work of children facing the threat of deportation due to their status as the children of migrant workers in Israel.
From Baku to Tel Aviv: Galina Mintz’s journey of art, aliyah, and identity
It’s hard to imagine that Mintz’s life would have progressed as it did if she hadn’t made aliyah.
Jerusalem highlights: August 8-14
What's new to do in Israel's capital?
'Can You See Its Beauty' exhibition showcases and celebrates Zionist pioneers
Goren’s multi-media use is compelling: Photographs, poetry, and music culled from well-known Israeli culture and history, as well as the use of symbols.
