First-ever Jewish Street Art Festival decorates Jerusalem
Unprecedented collaboration among 10 international street artists results in murals at venues throughout Israel’s capital city.
Unprecedented collaboration among 10 international street artists results in murals at venues throughout Israel’s capital city.
The Nov. 21-30 festival incorporates works of veteran and young illustrators, leading academies and independent illustration associations in Israel.
Nestled between Israel’s parliament and Supreme Court is a rare urban bird observatory. It’s celebrating its 25th anniversary with a series of special events.
Israeli industrial designer Shaul Cohen churns out tongue-in-cheek creations in his spare time using 3D printers.
Like all things Jerusalem-related, bringing electrical power to the Holy City was no easy feat.
The salsa-like sauce brought to Israel by Yemenite Jews is typically made with chili peppers, fresh cilantro, garlic, cumin, coriander and cardamom.
ISRAEL21c gets an advance tour of the new interactive showcase of Israeli technology at the Peres Center for Peace and Innovation.
‘Sadly, my Pawpa said he can’t concentrate when I’m at the office, even though I think I’m only helping,’ a pooch named Mona tells ISRAEL21c.
A new exhibition of jewelry at the Museum for Islamic Art showcases rare ornaments from the three monotheistic religions, plus new jewelry inspired by old.
Street photographer Evyatar Dayan uses imagination, humor and a fabulous dose of sarcasm when he takes his shots of Tel Aviv.
In 1839, photography brought to life the story of the nomadic desert wanderings of the Children of Israel by documenting the local Bedouins.
Whether by fasting in synagogue or taking to the empty roads on bikes, Israelis observe the most standstill of Jewish holidays in personal style
For over a century, Tel Avivians have been casting off their sins during the Days of Awe by performing the traditional atonement ceremony of Tashlich.
Fourth annual contemporary Jewish art show, Oct. 10 – Nov. 28, will feature 30 exhibitions by 200 Israeli and international artists in 14 venues.
‘We want people to understand it shouldn’t be a big deal when an Arab and a Jew perform together,’ says Israeli singer-songwriter Sun Tailor.