Painting
Three artists, three questions: Straight from the school
This year’s Faculty of Art graduation exhibition, titled Sof. Hatchala (End. Beginning) featured 21 students from the Faculty of Design, 6 from Scenography, and 25 from the Faculty of Art.
New art for a New Year: Jerusalem Artists House unveils a new set of exhibitions - review
Thieves steal four Renoir paintings from museum on French Riviera in most recent European art heist
‘Jerusalem of Gold’ exhibit brings five Israeli artists to the capital’s theater
Ein Harod measures spaces between past and current art
A new group exhibition with works by Shira Gepstein, Eyal Assulin, Nitzan Satt and I. S. Kalter is now shown at Ein Harod.
Azerbaijan-born artist brings his cultural and ethnic backdrop to Tel Aviv
Meir’s artistic work is not only a labor of love and, naturally, immense talent.
A soldier's journey from paratrooper to painter
It took being exposed to the ravages of war for Marc Provisor to find his passion in art.
Exhibit by by comic book artist Rutu Modan drew visitors in the Big Apple
Emergency art sale in support of Ukraine
Whoever purchases a painting, will be asked to transfer the funds to well trusted accounts in Ukraine.
New exhibition 'Treasures of the Mishkan Museum of Art' debuts in Ein Harod
This is but the first chapter of what is planned to be a gradual exploration of roughly 20,000 rescued artworks
Who owns this Nazi-looted Pissarro? US Supreme Court to decide
The original owners have been fighting the Spanish art museum that currently displays it to give the painting back for nearly 17 years.
Van Gogh painting stolen from Rothschild by Nazis sells for $35.9m.
The painting had been purchased by Max Meirowsky, a German Jewish art collector, in 1913.
Van Gogh painting looted by Nazis expected to sell for $30 million
Van Gogh's Wheat Stacks is being auctioned by Christie's * This is the first time the painting is being displayed publicly since 1905.
French Jewish artist Chaim Soutine rediscovered in suitcase trove of letters
The forgotten legacy of Henri Serouya, historian, intellectual, philosopher, author of many acclaimed books and learned articles, all in French was found by the author in a suitcase in a basement.
