Art

The Mautner family from Ramat HaSharon shares their life before and during the war, discussing art, community projects in Lod, and embracing change.

A new ADL report reveals a systemic rise in antisemitism within the US cultural sector, showing that museums, publishers, and art institutions are sidelining Jewish and Israeli creators.

Renowned Israeli artist Noma Bar discusses his journey from Afula to London, his artistic inspirations, and his major exhibition at the Tel Aviv Museum of Art.

Figurative coffins in the shape of objects, vehicles, and animals that reflect the interests of the deceased are a long-standing tradition in Ghana: a farmer is buried in a rooster, a captain in a plane, a banker in money bills — and a footballer in a shoe. For fans of flavors and technology, there are also coffins in the shape of ice cream, beer bottles — and a Nokia mobile phone.

Hadas Shmerling was marked as a great promise and was in negotiations for a long-term contract with the music giant "Helicon". In an interview with Hidabroot, she shares with candor the spiritual process she underwent, the choice of the world of repentance (Teshuvah), and the challenges and advantages that the new path brought with it.

Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama, one of the most prominent figures in avant-garde art, has passed away at the age of 97. The news was announced this morning on her official website.

Alice Walton, heiress to the Walmart empire, has largely avoided the corporate world, dedicating her life to art and philanthropy. From establishing the Crystal Bridges Museum to funding a medical school, she seeks to make essential services accessible to all. Her journey, however, has been marked by personal tragedies and complex challenges.

Moti Bachar, 37, from Tel Aviv, launched an Instagram page that uses AI to reimagine the moments preceding the creation of iconic artworks, such as the "Mona Lisa" and "Girl with a Pearl Earring". Within three days, his videos garnered over 400,000 views. In an interview with mako, he discusses his workflow and sudden success: "I went to sleep with 30 followers and woke up with two thousand."

In the community of Shekhaniya in the Western Galilee, a creative hub offers a unique experience: from seasonal Galilean cuisine and homemade liqueurs to artisan guitar making and design workshops.

The successful singer shared with his millions of followers the luxurious artistic asset sent to him especially from overseas, following a close acquaintance that developed between the two during a series of performances in Paris.