Some people have seen their homes consumed by fire or shattered by bombs, their loved ones taken captive or fallen in battle as a “kapparah,” giving their lives up for all Israel.
The exhibition, curated by Arie Berkowitz, opens on March 9, International Women’s Day, and runs in the Tel Aviv Artist House through March 30.
Meir Sharon studied industrial design at Ariel University, but already then, he started his pioneer work in producing original artifacts and home design forging metal.
The works in “Pictures from a Woman’s Life” reflect the artist’s voyage during her life as far as dealing with femininity, specifically the complexity between intimacy and loneliness.
Although most of the displaced students were not victims or witnesses of the Oct. 7 massacre themselves, many of their friends or family members were.
Whichever way Moss decides, it would indeed be a pity if this impressive project were not viewed by a much larger audience.
Since Oct. 7, Jordana Golding has been reaching out to people from the South and the North who have lost their homes or been displaced.
I’ve chosen for the Magazine three women artists who, even during the war, are constantly active.
The location in which the mural was found was once a synagogue belonging to the Lithuanian community.
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