Photography
Tsuki Garbian's exhibition 'A Very Still Life' deconstructs and reconstructs art on canvas
In his new solo exhibition, Garbian traces the delicate tension between the enduring lessons of the Old Masters and the urgency of the present
Bill Aron, photographer of Jewish countercultures, gets his due in a sweeping retrospective
Framing females, then and now: ANU exhibition sheds light on photographic torchbearers
Jerusalem doctor uses bird photos to comfort PTSD and elderly patients
Two women, one lens
Bearing witness after Oct. 7
'Moments that Remain': A glimpse into heroism and hope since October 7
"We cannot change what has been," the letter goes on, but "[we can] take responsibility" and use the lessons learned to grow stronger."
The book that holds a thousand truths
Chen Schimmel on the profound meaning behind her newly published book: “It serves as both a document and a testimony.”
Three artists, three questions: Cross-disciplinary creators
Three artists who have moved to the visual arts, from fashion and jewelry, classical music, photography, and film.
‘A Camera and a Boy’: A posthumous exhibition by the first soldier to die in the Gaza war
St.-Sgt. Lavi Lifshitz, the first soldier to die in the Israel-Hamas War in October 2023, has a posthumous photography exhibition.
Marking Two Years Since October 7
Award-Winning Photojournalist Chen G. Schimmel Launches First Book, 7 October | Testimony
Frontline heroes: The untold story of Israel’s rescue unit after October 7
Photojournalist Chen Schimmel joined the IDF Field Medical Rescue Company and witnessed courage and devotion in their ourest form: “I wanted to show not just what happened, but who these people are.”
25 ViZionaries Chen Schimmel: No. 14
Documents the tragedy and resilience of hostage families, evacuees, survivors, and soldiers.
JPost photojournalist Chen Schimmel speaks at 'Post' Diplomatic Conference
“Amidst the pain and the darkness, I was surprised to discover a quiet hope”
Media depictions of aging reinforce view of older adults as dependent - study
New research suggests that, through images, popular media too often characterizes older adults as “dependent rather than productive members of society," arguing that these images construct reality.
