Contemporary Art in Jerusalem
Weekly Highlights in Jerusalem's Contemporary Art Scene Gallery Talk: Female Waters: Female Waters showcases figurative works by Chani Cohen Zada based on traditional oil painting techniques. The paintings tell the stories of biblical female figures through the interpretive lens of…
Weekly Highlights in Jerusalem's Contemporary Art Scene Gallery Talk: Veiled Woman in the Holy Land | In the past two decades it has become increasingly common to see Jewish and Muslim women alike covering their entire body with several layers of…
Weekly Highlights in Jerusalem's Contemporary Art Scene Opening: Manofim Festival |Manofim Festival is a contemporary art festival that takes place annually in Jerusalem. The week long festival maps the city’s artistic work — featuring new exhibitions and art events. This year, the…
Weekly Highlights in Jerusalem's Contemporary Art Scene Exhibition Opening: Torah U'elacha - The Missing Archives | The Missing Archives is part of a joint project between Muslala, Black Box and the Jerusalem Biennale. The exhibition's purpose is to change the hegemonic narrative surrounding the foundation…
Weekly Highlights in Jerusalem's Contemporary Art Scene Exhibition Opening: Ruth Kestenbaum | An eclectic collection of works by Ruth Kestenbaum. Born in Israel, Kestenbaum lives in the Galilee, where she paints figures and landscapes. Based on deep observation of reality, exploring multilevel…
Weekly Highlights in Jerusalem's Contemporary Art Scene Opening: 4th Jerusalem Biennale for Contemporary Art | The 4th Jerusalem Biennale for Contemporary Jewish Art, which explores the intersection between contemporary art and the Jewish world of content, will this year take as…
Weekly Highlights in Jerusalem's Contemporary Art Scene Gallery Talk & Performance: He Who Fell But Couldn't Tell If He Even Tried To Resist | "He Who Fell But Couldn’t Tell If He Even Tried To Resist" is a solo exhibition featuring…
Weekly Highlights in Jerusalem's Contemporary Art Scene Exhibition Opening: Mysterious Jerusalem |Among the earliest photographs from Jerusalem were salt-prints made by Ernst Benecke and Auguste Salzmann in 1852 and 1854. The long exposures obliterated all movement and blurred the forms of…
Weekly Highlights in Jerusalem's Contemporary Art Scene Exhibition Opening: Last Trip In Jerusalem | Pop-up exhibition of the Brothers of Light, a pair of artists-brothers, Elena and Gav, operating in the city for over a decade. They were born and raised…
Weekly Highlights in Jerusalem's Contemporary Art Scene Gallery Talk: Manifesto |A tour-de-force multi-screen film installation, Manifesto draws on the somewhat anachronistic literary form of manifestos – declarations of belief usually combined with a call for action. Artist Julian Rosefeldt revisited dozens…
