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
At the threshold of tech and tradition: Xianghan Wang and Liying Peng’s dual vision
Innovation and tradition heavily featured at Bezalel’s 2025 Graduate Exhibition
Starting Wednesday, July 30, at 9:00 p.m., visitors can explore approximately 500 final projects.
Three artists, three questions: In surreal times
Contemporary art wouldn’t be the same without Surrealism.
Art by divine: Artist Joshua Borkovsky takes the Christian route to wonderment
Borkovsky’s border-hopping tending discipline culls rich pickings from across centuries of artistic endeavor of various ilks.
Sean Go: A Contemporary Voice from the Philippines
Top 5 wood carving tool brands for 2025: What we tested and what we actually use
Choosing the right wood carving tools at carving stores is crucial to the quality of your work.
Realistic analytical intimacy in art: An interview with Yossi Mark
Renowned Israeli realist artist and winner of last year’s Haim Shiff Award for Figurative-Realistic Art, opens his solo exhibition 'Bona Nox, Mater' at the Tel Aviv Museum of Art.
Art and Torah: How can we dance out the darkness in our lives?
We danced out of Egypt toward revelation at Mount Sinai, out of Haman’s decree toward the rebuilding of the Second Temple, out of gas chambers to the State of Israel.
Reaching for the sky: Manofim Festival returns to Jerusalem
The leaps-and-bounds trajectory comes across loud and clear from just the briefest of glimpses of this year’s program, which kicks off on July 22 and runs until July 26.
Ancient sarcophagus of 'Pa-di-Hor-pa-khered' returns to Egypt
The sarcophagus, dating from the Ptolemaic period, belonged to a member of high society in ancient Egypt.
