Recommended: In Between. Contemporary Austrian Art.
This evening I went to the opening of the exhibition “In Between. Contemporary Austrian Art” presenting the art works of young artists from Austria. The…
Read articleRecommended: Fifth Israeli Ceramics Biennale
Shlomit Bauman, A Lesson In Technology, 2008 For some reason, works in ceramic are only rarely given a lot of attention in the art world. They…
Read articleRecommended: Ishu Patel
The animator and independent filmmaker, Ishu Patel, is coming to Israel this month. Ishu Patel was born in India and is a key figure of the…
Read articleRecommended: Attacks on Linking
Last week I went to see “Attacks on Linking”, an exhibition on the fascinating Israeli artist Michal Heiman at the Helena Rubinstein Pavilion in Tel…
Read articleRecommended: VIDEOZONE 4
Videozone is an art biennale that takes place each year in Tel Aviv. You can find events such as films, exhibitions and talks in a…
Read articleRecommended: Insomnia at Petach Tikva Museum
Sophie Calle, “The Sleepers”, 1979 Presenting such artists as Sophie Calle, Andy Warhol, Felix Gonzales Torres and Annette Messager, the exhibition “Insomnia” is an event you…
Read articleRecommended: Desert Life- an independent art exhibition
What I find more and more compelling about Tel Aviv, is the fact that everyday I come across something new. Tel Aviv is a small…
Read articleRecommended: Art TLV
After ArtFocus in Jerusalem I just couldn’t miss a visit to Art TLV, a new international art event in Tel Aviv curated by Andrew Renton.…
Read articleRecommended: Art TLV Helena Rubinstein Pavilion
Thea Djordjadze’s work seemed so real, that my sister and I were almost scared to get a closer look!
Read articleRecommended: Art TLV the contemporary David
This piece is part of ‘Time is out of Joint’ curated by Hadas Keder at the House of Columns. It is a David-like sculpture wearing……
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