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
Maor Vizigrotzky (b. 1994, Haifa; lives and works in Kiryat Bialik) has been painting in oil for over a decade, beginning in 2015. He expresses his inner world through art – those ineffable feelings and thoughts, which cannot be expressed in words.
The paintings of Evgenia Golant (b. 1973, St. Petersburg; immigrated to Israel in 2024) are characterized by strongly drawn figures in acrylic on ready-made surfaces, such as newsprint or a page from a book.
Louise graduated with a BFA in Oil Painting and Free Graphics from the Royal Academy of the Arts in The Hague, The Netherlands. Until recently she lived and worked in Jerusalem and currently resides in Modiin-Macabim-Re’ut.
"...My paintings depict simple daily, universal scenes, without regard for the constraints of perspective, scale or precise use of light and shade. I am fascinated by details, by the ornamentation that repeats itself in different rhythms..."
A personal view of Rachel (Krausman) Shamir (b. 1960, Jerusalem) – a resident of Jerusalem for most of her life – on her beloved city, as reflected through the lens of her camera.
First solo exhibition by artist Aryeh (Ian) Wiseglass consists of a series of small abstract watercolour paintings that have been scanned at a high resolution and printed at a greatly enlarged scale.
The concept of 'chavruta' is well established in Jewish culture and represents shared study. The term originates in Aramaic and means "together".
In this exhibition, Aluf explores the notion of longing — not merely as a sense of absence, but as a vital, ongoing presence that quietly accompanies the present
Tommer Halperin (1990, Jerusalem) is a photographer, teacher of Hebrew grammar, and tailor; a former dancer with 'Hora Jerusalem'.
In this exhibition, the photographer Reuven Azoff (b. 1946, Philadelphia, U.S.A.) demonstrates his way of seeing the reality that surrounds him.
Monika Neumann Nussinovich (b. 1978, Nyíregyháza, Hungary; 1997, immigrated to Israel) is a unique artist, specializing in drawing.
