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After setting a Guinness World Record: the world's youngest artist opens an exhibition before the age of 3
John Christian Caldeira Waibol entered the Guinness Book of Records when he was just ten months old. Now, the toddler who started painting on canvas before he even learned to walk will present his abstract works at a professional exhibition in Malmö.
When waves connect people: a moving exhibition in memory of Ido Aviv
The group brings together people dealing with mental health challenges and surfers from the wider community at the water's edge, creating a space where waves blur boundaries, build self-confidence, and enable new human connections.

Noma Bar's Second Look: A New Exhibition That Is a Blast of Color, Humor, and Wit
The Tel Aviv Museum of Art honors the influential Israeli artist who has worked with the biggest magazines and most prestigious museums. Illustrator and designer Noma Bar has a unique, graphic, and colorful way of looking at the world, and a second look at his works always reveals another layer. Bonus: children will also discover its magic in seconds.

From private safes: Treasures worth $100 million revealed in Jerusalem
For the first time in Israel, the "Heichalot" exhibition showcased hundreds of rare items of Jewish heritage, including manuscripts, sacred objects, and historical artifacts, some dating back centuries. The collection, valued at approximately $100 million, includes items from the world of Hasidism, Lithuanian sages, and testimonies from the Holocaust era.

Newton, Spinoza, and Maimonides Reveal the Secrets of Existence at the National Library
The National Library of Israel has launched "The Question of Questions," an exhibition exploring the mysteries of the universe through the works of great thinkers from Newton to Maimonides.

From 6,000-year-old shoes to Lady Gaga: What our shoes tell us about ourselves
A nailed sandal from Masada, high-heeled shoes for horsemen from Bukhara, and the Israeli design that reached the clip of one of the world's biggest pop singers. The "Shoe Stories" exhibition at the Israel Museum takes the whole family on a journey following the footsteps of humanity.

Gunther von Hagens, creator of the controversial 'Body Worlds' exhibition, dies at 81
Gunther von Hagens, the pioneer of the plastination method for body preservation, has passed away in a Heidelberg hospital. His family confirmed that, in accordance with his final wishes, his own body will undergo the same preservation process.

Granada with Class: A Guide to Worthwhile Summer Events in London
The summer holidays are in full swing, and temperatures in Europe are at their peak. If you are planning a trip to London, here are some suggestions for August and early September to make your stay unforgettable.
