Quarantined Israeli Man In High Rise Gives Prayers Over Loud Speaker, And The People Answered…’Accept The Yoke Of Heaven’
Quarantined Israeli Man In High Rise Gives Prayers Over Loud Speaker, And The People Answered...'Accept The Yoke Of Heaven'....
Category : Culture
An Israeli Artist Makes Beautiful Collages That Help Hold Together Her Broken Soul
Hana Ben Eliezer Curtis, a second generation Holocaust survivor creates beautiful collages, but cannot overcome her family history...
An Israeli Artist Pays Tribute To Her Departed Mother In Law By Creating A Series Of Stunning Burial Monuments For Her Old Junk
Rachel Tauber combines the timelessness of Hebron marble with the fleetingness of the contents of her mother in law's old sewing box to create a...
An Israeli Artist Gives Us The Keys To Her Heart
Sarah Raz covers Latin standards with the touching warmth of a native speaker of Ladino, the language of the Sephardic Jews who were expelled from...
‘Auditions’ Exhibition Tel Aviv
'Auditions' Exhibition Tel Aviv....
Retired IAF Fighter Pilot And Israeli Artist Amir Chodorov Puts You In The Cockpit Of His Imagination
Amir's creations are seamless collages of many photographs that tell us how he sees his subjects with his trained pilot's eye and they are quite...
An Israeli Artist Crafts Nostalgically Beautiful Oil Colors
Jerusalem artist and documentary filmmaker Nilly Kessler paints evocative oil colors in a style that is equal parts Old Dutch and early French impressionist...
An Israeli Artist Makes Concrete Sexy
Dubi Ronen goes to war with concrete at wins, making it into a medium of two dimensional representation...
An Israeli Artist Uses The Most Mundane Material, Clay, To Create Whimsical Flights Of Fancy
Off the potter's wheel, ceramics are often affectatious. Pninah Shakedi shows us that they don't have to be....
Popular Names For Boys And Girls In Israel Show Surprising Adherence To Tradition, But Also A Willingness To Change
People's names in Israel are still dominated by the Patriarchs and the Matriarchs, but a bit less so with every passing year...