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
Guy Gilad (1977-2021) was born in Kibbutz Nir-Am. Following his military service in the submarine fleet of the Israeli Navy, he traveled for a year in South America, where he first became interested in photography.
Shulamit (Shuly) Haimsohn presents paintings in oil and mixed media on canvas. The exhibition features landscapes from Israel and abroad, with figures of children, women, and workers from various places.
Patchwork is a craft in which different small fabric pieces of various colours and size are sewn together into a larger creation. We are proud to present the fruit of the efforts of the association's members.
This exhibition presents the works of a group of women survivors from Be’eri, who met for eight months in an open studio, working with facilitators using the "SoulPages" method of visual journaling.
Deborah Rar-Acha (b. 1942, Jerusalem) holds a doctorate in literature. Her dissertation focused on myths and symbols in the literary works of Aharon Appelfeld (1932-2018). Since then, she has been fascinated and influenced by myths.
Helena Gross, was born in Lincolnshire, England. After travelling frequently between London and Israel, she decided to make Israel her permanent home, settling in Jerusalem in 2016.
Paula (PEPA) Elbaz, a native of Algiers, grew up in France and immigrated to Israel in the 1970s. A student of John Byle (1928-2015), she taught a unique combination of ballet and painting for many years.
Daniella Wexler is an artist who is constantly innovating. In a new take on Found Objects, she uses technology as a raw art form.
This group exhibition focuses on a broad and inspiring theme—flowers and the blossoming of nature.
Born in Jerusalem, Roni Woldenberg's paintings are rooted in the landscapes and flora of her childhood home. Even after many years, they remain a deep and lasting influence on her life.
The art exhibit draws a symbolic and aesthetic comparison between the indigenous flowers of the Land of Israel and the qualities that shape the nation and its people.
