Are you wearing his art on your sleeve?
Nir Peled’s edgy graffiti-inspired fashion and graphic design is on Puma jackets, Absolut bottles and Coke ads.
The people of Israel are innovative, creative, concerned and involved. Come and meet some of the most interesting individuals in the country.
Nir Peled’s edgy graffiti-inspired fashion and graphic design is on Puma jackets, Absolut bottles and Coke ads.
Michael Matias, 19, developed AnyMeal and founded HackGenY, a coding competition that has taken place in California, Jamaica and soon Israel and India.
Think you can tell your nafnaf from your kif kef? Take our fiendish Independence Day quiz of 25 questions and find out just how much you really know.
BGU professor wins Bill & Melinda Gates grant to continue his years-long fight to wipe out parasitic infections in Ethiopia.
Forbes suggests keeping an eye on Moshe Hogeg, creator of Yo, Mobli, Mirage and celeb-backed incubator/investment fund Singulariteam.
‘A lot of them come back with a sense of peace and a sense of purpose. And they keep that with them,” says founder of Heroes to Heroes.
‘My vision is to create objects that are alive and stay part of nature and the never-ending cycle of life,’ says Adital Ela, a TED Fellow based in Tel Aviv.
Playing with his food led Hanoch Piven to create collage portraits of the rich and famous published in major publications everywhere.
Eric Sirkin says there is no reason Israeli companies can’t be large and multinational. It just requires a shift of mentality, he says.
Chutzpah, resilience and out of the box thinking led this former Check Point architect into energy-generating windows and disruptive cyber solutions.
ISRAEL21c talks to two Israelis who are building symbolic bridges with surfboards, sharing their passion with like-minded Arabs.
He thought of becoming an architect, but women all over the world are delighted that Ronen Chen went into fashion design instead.
Israeli supermodels Bar Refaeli and Esti Ginzburg are practically household names around the world. We’ve got a few more Israeli beauties to introduce.
Gadi Amit won a National Design Award for ‘objects that are beautiful and have a lot of design value, yet are functional for Joe Public.’
Novelist David Ehrlich shares banana bread and personal reflections with ISRAEL21c at Tmol-Shilshom, the business he started in 1994.