Journal

Menashe Kadishman transformed the sheep into one of the most recognizable images in Israeli art. What began with his direct experience as…

Keith Haring built much of his visual language around the human body. He reduced the figure to a small number of continuous…

Long before Moshe Castel became famous for monumental works made with basalt, ancient Hebrew forms, and abstract symbols, he painted the streets…

During Sukkot, we are now, Jerusalem changes, the beautiful Birkat Kohanim, the Priestly Blessing at the Western Wall attracts thousands. Thousands gather…

“Village 1948” by Marcel Janco brings together landscape, architecture, and one of the defining dates in the history of modern Israel. Painted…

Keith Haring expanded his visual language far beyond conventional drawing surfaces. Walls, subway advertising panels, clothing, vinyl tarpaulins, sculptures, and everyday objects…

Keith Haring turned simple signs into a visual language that could communicate almost instantly. Hearts, dancing bodies, barking dogs, crawling babies, and…

Natale Attanasio’s Roma, 1912 brings together historical costume, a richly decorated interior, and a large group of figures engaged in conversation and…

Reuven Rubin transformed the landscape of Israel into one of the defining subjects of modern Israeli art. Winding roads, ancient olive trees,…