?14 Interpretations: Portrait of a Museum? is presented as part of the series of exhibitions celebrating the 80th anniversary of the Mishkan Museum of Art, Ein Harod, examining the Museum from within.

The group exhibition presents the geo-political reality in which we live, and opens a contemporary and historical view of ourselves. It seeks to challenge our consciences again by means of the landscape around us and the nature that lives within us and serves as a mirror in which our weaknesses are reflected. Through its works, the exhibition reveals to us a wondrous world that we have never known existed. A human world with roots, trunks, branches and leaves, whose imagination to our world is astonishing in its power.
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In this exhibition we create the connection between the sound and the image, between the melody to the story of modern and contemporary Israeli art.

The current exhibition is a documentation of a largely male culture: wine of all kinds, drinking utensils, and of course cigars. The works are tight, minimalist, concrete and not decorated with unnecessary decorations. In this respect, nothing shakes the viewer apart from the wonder of the technical skill, romanticism, sensuality and classics of the wine bottles that "flow" and touch the viewer, like a fine product that time can not.
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The exhibition features twenty photographs of dogs, each with a cute story behind it. The exhibition will also be attended by members of dog associations, known veterinarians, and dog lovers.
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New Dual Exhibition at Zemack Contemporary Art
Dede & Nitzan Mintz | Non-Destructive
Curator: Hagar Bril

The name of the exhibition Concrete seeks to use the dual meaning of the word. One is concrete, concrete and real, and the other is concrete - the building material identified with modernist architecture. Modern buildings often inhabit the works of Dorian Gottlieb, but their concreteity is in doubt.
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A group exhibition featuring 22 female artists. Beit HaGefen Gallery and your studio are happy to announce the opening of a group exhibition in the Women's Leadership in Culture project of artists who come mostly from traditional backgrounds. The exhibition deals with tensions and conflicts within the artists' lifestyles: dealing with external appearance, calling for religious and communal equality, protesting violence against women and raising questions about women's representation in the media. The works raise questions about the various forces of society that are applied to women, especially women in traditional societies, they create a courageous expression that is not afraid of contradictions and internal or external conflicts.
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The retrospective exhibition "Conceptual Shmuel: Israeli Painter" includes seventy works from various periods in the artist's work, which passed away in 1995. He was a member of the "New Horizons" group alongside other leading artists in the history of Israeli art, among them Joseph Zaritsky, founder and leader of the group, Yehezkel Streichman, Avigdor Stematsky, Zvi Meirovitch and others.
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The exhibition consists of a search for the origin of the witch's archetypal image. Inspired by the "witch from Chilazon", whose grave was found in archaeological excavations on behalf of the Hebrew University in the cave of Hilazon in the Western Galilee.
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The artist Malka Inbal presents an exhibition that corresponds to an exhibition that was exhibited at Moma in New York in 1991 and was called High & Low Art. (High and low art).
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A installation of fresh flowers, in which Selene quotes elements from the memorial room, discussing topics such as conservation, temporariness and memory.
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A painting exhibition from the Petach Tikva Museum of Art
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Gueller captures in video the durational act of posing for still photographs, as well as the moments between one photograph to another ? she rejects the " decisive moment" by insisting of the moment preceding it and the one that follows it. She extends the straightening of backs and the stretching of the lips, exposing the effort, absurdity, and artificiality everyone struggles to conceal. Family, love, friendship, partnership ? all of these are exposed as labor, as social duties and generic status symbols the individual strives to produce as personal and unique choices.

The exhibition features 25 artists from Israel, Bulgaria, Georgia, Slovenia, Poland, Finland and Switzerland.
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His multi-disciplinary work includes paintings, posters, banknotes, stamps, children's books (as the safest, the elephant that wanted to be the most), and more. Free entrance
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I examine the relationship between the world of human nature, my emotions and my imagination. I live in the dynamic modern world and I create dynamic contemporary art. My art subjects: love, ballet dance, peace and war, birds, Jewish themes and other subjects. Styles are just a tool, a means of realizing my creations. I create art: realistic, surrealistic, impressionistic, expressionist and abstract art
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A collection of 30 works was painted on the life of the artist from the United States to Israel. On display from February 27 to April 26. Sunday-Thursday 17: 00-09: 00.
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The exhibition will present about 25 large abstract works that have been painted mainly recently (some of the paintings were specially painted for the exhibition) and they reflect, moments of life, external and internal landscapes ...
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The artist's observation of the environment creates identification with human situations that she conveys to clay, through which she tries to convey the emotions that accompany changing situations of life. Her sculptures were born from her clients' life stories. Many stories evoke her emotionally. She listens to the client's pain as well as to her joy. She returns to her studio filled with emotion and begins to sculpt
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The exhibition will present the works of nine artists: Yekaterina Giller, Odelia Danilov Allali, Errol Israel Holdenberg, Yasmin Teichner, Uri Morag, Liel Milstein, Eti Naveh, Naftali K. and Sarah. Their work was created as part of a mental health project at the Hillel Yaffe Medical Center under the direction of Dr. Lydia Lerner.
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The group of artists who gathered together to exhibit in the "Hachashmaliya" gallery on Kibbutz Sde Nehemia in the Upper Galilee is a partner in the idea promoted by the Three Rivers Association. A non-profit organization whose goal is to support and promote young Israeli artists in Israel and abroad and to put the periphery on the cultural map as an integral part - if not a breakthrough in the artistic discourse.
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