There is no escaping the sheer horror, pain and trauma in mixed-media works on paper, in which even the brightest colors are overshadowed by the blackness of Saturday, October 7
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'In the Land of My Love' brings 240 works from massive Phoenix Holdings collection, aims to patch up rift between mayor and artists that shut the museum in January 2022

Plan to create a temporary art residency program in Israel for artists and art professionals fleeing Ukraine on hold pending government approval

Hilla Ben Ari's art installation at Jerusalem's Ticho House echoes work of artist Moshe Reifer, fellow Kibbutz Yagur resident who loomed large

'The Rainbow,' by Russian-Israeli artist Lev Syrkin, which graced the Bezeq telephone exchange building on Hebron Road, remounted on a specially built wall

HaMiffal bounces back and inaugurates its new second-floor gallery with 'Moving,' an exhibit from local artist Kobi Vogman dealing with his father's death, running through July 29

Iddo Markus, a strong critic of former US president, says he now sees him as a 'tragic figure'

Moses Pini Siluk's audacious portraits make him the Holy Land’s hottest photographer, but internationally he's known as the man who saw a superhero in Gadot years before her debut

Carved in stone, set in bronze and formed by the elements, monuments around the country by some of its most renowned artists depict towering figures of the Old Testament

Painted at around the time of the 1973 Yom Kippur War, dramatic biblical work was recently found by a Jerusalem family among their deceased mother's possessions