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..."
Exhibitions open to the public - Free of charge:
Sunday-Thursday 16:00-21:00
Friday 10:00-14:00
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Curator: Dr. Batsheva Ida
Imry Ben-Gera: Expressive Dots
TemporaryImry Ben-Gera (b. 1942, Haifa; lives and works in Ramat Yishai) initially studied drawing and painting at the University of Haifa external studies. The current exhibition reflects the artist’s interest in Aboriginal art.
Maor Vizigrotzky: Between Imagination and Reality
TemporaryMaor 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.
Louise Rothschild: Lines of Being
TemporaryLouise 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.
Land – Group Exhibition
TemporaryCurator: Ophra Shoshtari | Participating Artists: Chani Cohen Zada, Eliya Zilberberg, Libi Yaar-Horowitz, Oshrat Regev, Nechemia Boaz, Nir Brand, Lisa Cain Hammerman, Zohar Morag , Lorraine Taari, Aya Chaya Altman, Yochi Dayan, and Jacques Safran
Evguenia Golant: Haifa 2024-2025
TemporaryThe 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.
Shanina Touson-Feigin: Light – Source – Peace
TemporaryThe paintings of Shanina Touson-Feigin (b. 1964, Uruguay; lives and works in Jerusalem) provide a glimpse into her rich inner world and the landscapes and colors within it.
Edna Pinchover: Moments
Temporary"...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..."
Rachel (Krausman) Shamir: My Jerusalem
TemporaryA 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.
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