Designers as Collectors
A recent exhibit at Tel Aviv’s Artist’s House presents collections — or are they obsessions? — of five prominent Israeli industrial designers.
A recent exhibit at Tel Aviv’s Artist’s House presents collections — or are they obsessions? — of five prominent Israeli industrial designers.
Photographers all around Israel ventured out into the night this week to capture the night sky and the unusual perigee moon phenomenon.
Field of Vision, a new series by photographer Vardi Kahana, documents the people touched by Eye from Zion, an Israeli organization that provides free ocular medical treatment to needy populations around the world.
Tel Aviv let its freak flag fly freely and proudly at the city’s annual Gay Pride celebration that boasted some uniquely Israeli features. Photographer Elyssa Frank was there to catch all the action.
The Fourth Annual Jerusalem Light Festival, the largest event of its kind opened this week with a rock circus, events and photo competitions for professionals and amateurs.
The Fresh Paint 2013 exhibition featured Israel’s leading contemporary art galleries and presents works by artists, both international and local, established and up-and-coming.
Yehudit Sasportas: Seven Winters presents an alternative universe of black-and-white forest and marsh landscapes that vacillate between conscious and subconscious.
Culinary photographer Clay McLachlan’s most recent project brought him to Tel Aviv’s celebrated seafood restaurant, Mul Yam. The result — Seafoodpedia — was a winner in Paris at the “the Oscars of art cookbooks.”
A super-saturated look at Jerusalem by photographer Noam Chen who’s offering Facebook followers the chance to win a photo from his Holy Land of Israel portfolio.
Photographer Dana Arieli knows the Givat Ram campus well, having studied and worked there for over 20 years. Between 2010 and 2013, however, Arieli decided to look at Givat Ram through a different lens – that of her camera.
A new exhibition at the Man & The Living World Museum, “The sky’s the limit”, presents images of the skies taken from Israel’s Bareket Observatory.
The biblical city of Ein Ged was a desert oasis, known for its date palms, vines and perfumed balsam. Modern-day Kibbutz Ein Gedi, located a kilometer down from the springs, is no less of an oasis, known for its desert agriculture, hotel/guest house and a prize-winning Botanical Garden.
Travel almost anywhere and you’re bound to find an Israeli. Yet there are still some places where Israelis do not tread. Most Arab countries, of
It’s the morning of Erev Pessach, Passover eve, and the country is in its final involuntary shopping, cooking and cleaning spasm. This evening, a blessed
The Innovators Way is a new photo exhibition showcasing 27 researchers whose innovations, developed at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, improve quality of life and