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.

Umberto Nahon saved the synagogue from Conegliano in Italy from destruction.
KATRIN TOLKOVSKY

Three artists, three questions: Cross-disciplinary creators

 Shlomit and Nizan Lifschitz, Lavi’s parents, attend the opening of his posthumous photography exhibition at the Djanogly Art Gallery in Jerusalem, in October 2025.

‘A Camera and a Boy’: A posthumous exhibition by the first soldier to die in the Gaza war

Themes of art and love in Tel Aviv, depicted by Dorothy Zafir.

A Canadian artistic perspective on healing, post-October 7


Dark to light: Noa Shay’s art of contrasts

Noa Shay presents a new Tel Aviv exhibition that threads together drawing, fresco, painting, and sculpture.

WORK BY Noa Shay at Rothschild Fine Art in Tel Aviv.

Bliss: Exploring feminine identity through art at Ticho House

Explore "Bliss" at Ticho House, where contemporary and historical art merge to unravel complex narratives of femininity, identity, and transformation.

‘Zahara – Wing,’ Ayelet Carmi, 2025. Wood, plastic, oil paint, silver leaf.  Collection of the artist.

Blurring Boundaries: Can Ge’s journey from architecture to immersive design

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Museum for Islamic Art spreads the loving feel-good vibe in new exhibit

Love Stories offers more than just a breather from the security and human challenges, sorrow, and tension that have been our lot for far too long.

 The romance of Khosrow and Shirin is sumptuously recounted in a Persian manuscript by 12th-century Persian epic poet Nizami Ganjavi

What did we see at Europe’s biggest technology expo?

Major tech brands showcased new products at IFA Berlin, including stair-climbing cleaning robots, advanced washing machines, and ultra-quiet air purifiers.

IFA 2025 Exhibition

25 ViZionaries Chen Schimmel: No. 14

Documents the tragedy and resilience of  hostage families, evacuees, survivors, and soldiers.

Chen Schimmel

Ancient timepiece on a column for 2,000+ years finally gets the attention it deserves

Illustration: an ancient sundial in the Sille Museum.

Artful Ethiopia: Israeli artists with Ethiopian roots get a chance to shine in Jerusalem

This year’s festival takes place on September 9-11 at the host venue, The Mazkeka in downtown Jerusalem, and The Yellow Submarine and the Shalem Dance Center in Talpiyot.

Veteran dance troupe Beta Ensemble features in the Maharen-Neh production alongside Dege Feder and Zvika Hizkias.

Two galleries present Israel Hadany’s sculptures celebrating 55 years of creativity

'The Secret of Forms' runs from September to November 2025 at the municipal galleries The New Gallery-Artists’ Studios Teddy and Hutzot Hayotzer, with free admission.

SCULPTOR ISRAEL Hadany’s art emerges through attentive engagement with place, material, and time.

The Israel Museum’s 60-year journey through printmaking

One of the highlights of the Israel Museum's 60th-anniversary celebration is 'The Medium and the Message,' an exhibition on printmaking.

HENRI MATISSE, ‘Jazz, 1947,’ from the exhibition ‘The Medium and the Message’ at the Israel Museum, Jerusalem.

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. 

Naggar School of Art and Society graduates Noga Shalit Glick and Naomi Weisselberg have an artwork in the prestigious Ars Electronica art festival in Linz, Austria.