Culture – Tsionizm

Influenced by Israeli painting, Shalev Mann brings manifest the existential need of art to express unwritten and inexpressible emotions.

This June Tel Aviv exhibition curated by Yael Margalit and Meirav Shaked features an array of artists and an opening with the mayor of Hod Hasharon.

Representing Israel In Vienna, A Group Of Specially Chosen Artists Work To Display The Human Spirit In Israeli Culture.

Caught In A World Preoccupied With Material Culture, These Moscow Born Artists Sought To Shift The Focus Of The Masses To The Spiritual.

Eliahu Eric Bokobza’s “Following Rubin” Video Animation Takes Us Back To The New York Of The 1920s And Rubin’s Nascent Zionist Endeavor.

Through His Painting, Dr. Daniel Shorkend Reflects On Language And Knowledge From Judaism, Existential reality, Creation, And Symbolism.

A Master Of Color And Technique, Stephen Ho Challenges Our Perception Of Nature Through His Understanding Of Landscape As A Dynamic Power.

Tel Aviv Artist Sigalit Landau Uses Unconventional Methods To Bring Local Images To The Public In A Provocative Exhibition With The Reuven Rubin.

Approaching With An Astonishing Attention To Detail And A Unique Personal Perspective, Anat Levy Provides An Illusory Perspective Of Tel Aviv.

As Physical Touch Has Seen Restriction Worldwide During The Covid-19 Pandemic, Artist Michal Zakai Explores The Deep Human Connection To The Embrace.