Israeli art

Visual art reflecting on October 7 is set to classical music in this multisensory experience.

Art Roundup is a monthly glance at some of the finest art exhibitions and events currently being shown across the country.

Maura has some sound advice for anyone considering aliyah: “Come early. The earlier you come, the better command of the language you will have, and a better understanding of the culture.”

Michal Shachnai's exhibition "On the Cypress Spear" at the Petah Tikva Museum of Art explores personal and national grief through art.

Moving between photography, painting, and typography, Ver exhibits his captivating take on modern design, laced with a strong Jewish identity and the historical times through which he lived.

Art Roundup is a monthly glance at some of the finest art exhibitions and events currently being shown across the country.

For now, we can all enjoy at least some slivers of Litvinovsky’s unique take on life in his artistic representation thereof.

Fifty years after pausing her dance work for the Yom Kippur War, Noa Eshkol’s 100th birthday is marked with exhibits in Berlin and a performance in Tel Aviv, showcasing her enduring legacy.

Every year, Fresh Paint initiates, curates, and exhibits new art projects, presented to the public for the first time at the fair.

“We are offering a somber alternative,” Shalev told The Jerusalem Post, “a prism to think through.”