Weekly Highlights in Jerusalem's Contemporary Art Scene Exhibition Opening: Duck, Duck, Goose | A group exhibition featuring works from the graduates of Bezalel Academy's printmaking course, headed by Barbur's curator Avi Kritzman. Exhibition Opening Wednesday June 26, 19:30 at Barbur Gallery, Shirizli St.…
Weekly Highlights in Jerusalem's Contemporary Art Scene Exhibition Opening: The End of The World Festival |It's not really the end of the world, only the of the academic year. This exhibition features final projects from first year students at Bezalel Academy's Fine…
Weekly Highlights in Jerusalem's Contemporary Art Scene Gallery Talk and Event: Act The Victim | During his stay in LowRes Jerusalem, Paribartana Mohanty (from New Delhi) will continue with a new chapter of his long term project titled Act the Victim,…
Weekly Highlights in Jerusalem's Contemporary Art Scene Gallery Talk and Event: The Larva Society for Psychical Research | The Larva Society for Psychical Research has relocated to the Jerusalem Artists House for three months to explore the potential of the work of…
Weekly Highlights in Jerusalem's Contemporary Art Scene Exhibition Opening: File Raiders | The exhibition File Raiders is the first joint exhibition of the artist couple, Shir Raz and Tom Azaria. The exhibition materialized following their unexpected discovery of Jason's Tomb near their…
Weekly Highlights in Jerusalem's Contemporary Art Scene Gallery Talk: Exit | Exit is a series of photographs documenting moments before, during and after the releasing of people from a mean of transport. Blikman carries an analogue camera and document the disagreeable…
This is Not About Transgender Art: Reviewing Roey Heifetz’s ‘Victoria’ Exhibit March 8th, 2017. Roey Heifetz, an Israeli born artist who currently lives and works in Berlin, is in the midst of a transgender process. Heifetz’s show Victoria, now on…
Interview by Reena Baras Yehudis Barmatz-Harris is a Jewish Art Salon fellow and member of the religious women artist group "Studio of Her Own." Her artwork is inspired by Hassidic, Kabbalistic and Biblical sources. Her art explores her personal identity as a Female Hassidic Jewish…
By Leonardo Berenstein It is the last days of summer in Jerusalem, winter is making it’s first appearance in the city. This time I am interviewing the visual artist Renana Aldor, whose last exhibition, Blind Spot, was exhibited in the Art…
By Hannah Schneiderman Jerusalem’s newly completed National Memorial for Israel’s Fallen on Mt. Herzl is sure to become one of the city’s most iconic buildings in years to come. Designed by Kimmel Eshkolot Architects, the building’s exterior is a sculptural,…
