Gallery

With an investment of NIS 1 million: RUGS&CO opens a spectacular gallery

After eight years of activity, the custom-made rug company is investing NIS 1 million in a new showroom at a strategic location.

RUGS&CO
Bograshov.

No longer 'the road down to the sea': The Tel Aviv street that became a hit

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

Dark to light: Noa Shay’s art of contrasts

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

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


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.

‘Woman with pink cotton balls on her face’: Depicting women’s chameleon-like ability to transition from one emotional state to the next

After the ‘Flood’

Ella Rothschild’s new piece leaves viewers feeling anything but high and dry.

‘Flood’

When is a jar not a jar?

Noa Arad Yairi’s ‘Splittings.’

When is a chair not a chair?

The exhibition looks at the gray areas between physical, cultural and conceptual interfaces.

‘Softer than Steel’ – The addition of surprising angles and directions to metal rods gives them a new functionality and a light, flexible feel

Making meaning via wooden manikins

“The manikins share the space with the viewer, and this helps them become uncanny.”

An articulated manikin. Ydessa Hendeles sees the ‘From her wooden sleep...’ exhibition as a tribute to her late parents

Lines, colors, mother

Working through deep emotions – via hats.

Art by Modi Elias

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.

‘Klezmers’: A fond memory of a religious wedding in Netanya

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.

Figurative realist art by Rotem

The art of falafel

The briefest of glimpses of one of the 20 items in that adorn the well-lit gallery display area will reveal that El-Natan was not just any artist

A falafel maven surrounded by his works of art

The human scene

There is a ton included in the festival program, which should keep the photography enthusiast, and all and sundry, happily engaged.

The barrenness of the off-season British coastline comes through