Oriel (Daniel Kriel): Between Heaven and Earth
TemporaryJerusalem artist. In this exhibition, Oriel presents works that explore themes of Israeli identity, nationalism, universalism, and Judaica.
Exhibitions open to the public - Free of charge:
Sunday-Thursday 16:00-21:00
Friday 10:00-14:00
Saturday From venue opening time till 21:30
Curator: Dr. Batsheva Ida
Sandra Wittow: Innocence Lost
TemporarySandra Albert Wittow (1935–2011)was an oil-painter who used hand-stretched and hand-sized canvas. Mrs. Wittow described herself as a narrative, metaphoric, and figure artist.
Albert Achdut: Touches
TemporaryThe exhibition presents a body of work with a distinctive personal style, marked by visual richness, formal diversity, and above all—a spirit of open-ended and uncompromising exploration.
Guy Hivroni: Dressed in Clay
TemporaryGuy Hivroni presents a series of ceramic sculptures - garments shaped in clay, empty yet deeply present. Dresses, coats, and suits stand as silent witnesses to an absent body, preserving echoes of touch, identity, emotion, and culture.
Michal Zakai: A Thread of Connection
Temporary"Between drops of tea and crumbs of bread, beside the plate or at the center of the table, there once lay cotton napkins – an everyday silent object, yet carrying a subtle presence..."
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