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Aug 7, 2016, 10:44 PM

“First Impressions” by Emmanuel Saunders

Emmanuel Saunders left Germany in 1996 together with his two brothers and his mother, the offspring of a Christian family raised in a convent, who converted to Judaism following a long period of volunteering and travelling in Israel. He...

Jul 26, 2016, 12:25 PM

Memory & Identity with Sheera Jacobs

Born in South Africa in 1984, Sheera Jacobs grew up in Israel, and then left to study in London, where she graduated from the Slade School of Art. Currently she exhibits her artwork in numerous contemporary art galleries in...

Jun 27, 2016, 7:27 PM

Selective listening at the center of Ruth Noam’s new exhibition ‘No Storm in Sight’

The initial sensation overwhelming the viewer while discovering the new installation of the Israeli artist Ruth Noam is the order perturbation, between the dripping little fountain and the enlarged ears laid out on the floor. The theme and the...

May 22, 2016, 8:19 PM

“Closing Distances”, collective exhibition at Florentine 45

From time immemorial, art met nature, seeking to replicate it, to imitate it, to improve it. "Art is man added to nature", said Francis Bacon. The daily exclusion of nature from the everyday environment has led to a consequent...

Apr 22, 2016, 11:39 AM

Israeli contemporary art, accessible to everyone with “Under A Thousand Gallery”

Two years have already gone since the gallery based on an attractive concept established its presence in the nonconformist Florentine neighborhood. Under A Thousand Gallery is the gallery that sells Israeli contemporary art for prices under a thousand dollars....

Apr 17, 2016, 11:20 PM

“Life is Beautiful” (החיים יפים), Dan Groover and Mordeli’s outdoor exhibition at the Old Train Station in Jerusalem

There is spring in the air, like a taste of freedom over the country, the time of the new man. From exile to deliverance, it’s Pesach time! It’s the time of now and the time of hope. “Life is...

Apr 14, 2016, 5:29 PM

A story of women, “Scent of a secret” the Odelia Elhanani’s exhibition

From Thursday, March 31, and until Saturday, April 23, the Zaritsky Artists' House in Tel Aviv welcomes the new solo exhibition of the artist Odelia Elhanani, "Scent of a secret", a critical cultural dialogue. Inspired both by “The Gleaners”, a...

Feb 10, 2016, 11:00 PM

“Bamboo,” a sensory journey to the heart of Jerusalem

With its sunny terrace sheltered away from cars on the corner of Emek Refaim and Hamelitz streets in the German Colony neighborhood, “Bamboo”, this charming flower shop in search of novelty in the composition, also offers to reveal its...

Feb 7, 2016, 3:58 PM

Gartner, or the memory of the world

Each path is unusual; each trail is laden with pitfalls and beds of roses. The story of the artist Gartner is, like all human stories, unique in the memory of the world. Born in Antwerp, in the Flemish region of...

Jan 14, 2016, 11:41 PM

About Dan Groover, Israeli Pop Art & Street Art artist

Talpiot, Jerusalem. The manufacturers and factories district. Here, on top of a building full of craft shops, Dan Groover – the Israeli Andy Warhol – has installed his headquarters, the Art’Drenaline Factory. From the moment we walk in, the...

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Through Art’Drenaline, Sarah SaHaD aspires to create a link between artists, art professionals and public; thus, she uses writing and organizing artistic events and projects to bring together all the communities making up the Israeli society by means of the universal language of art.