Art
Jerusalem highlights: April 10 – April 16
What's new to do in Israel's capital?
Between miracle and memory: The evolution of Miriam in art over the years
Peiwen Su – service on international competition jury panels
Modigliani painting looted, resold by Nazis returned to estate of rightful Jewish owner
Judy Chicago’s feminist art lands in Tel Aviv, igniting boycott call, hard questions about Israel
A group of Israeli and Palestinian artists wrote to Chicago and her collaborator, artist Nadya Tolokonnikova, urging them to “not artwash the genocide and ongoing ethnic cleansing” in Gaza.
Grapevine, November 21, 2025: No age limits
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
Dropping a line, or two: A look at the Jerusalem Biennale of Drawing
The ninth rollout of the Jerusalem Biennale of Drawing kicked off on November 8 and will run through to February 7.
Kfar Giladi Hotel and Zumu Museum to open art show in Upper Galilee
The free exhibition will span historic kibbutz spaces, featuring 60-plus works that explore the North’s path home after the war, the organizers said.
Six Roman-era statues stolen from Damascus museum reopened after Assad's ouster
Six Roman-era statues were stolen from Syria’s National Museum in Damascus, prompting a security probe and closure of the historic institution.
The first-ever Challah Festival in Israel: Three days of art, culture, and food
ANU – Museum of the Jewish People presents the first-ever festival dedicated to challah, featuring an art exhibition, bakery tours, a tasty pop-up, and family activities. November 13–15.
Jerusalem highlights: November 7-14
What's new to do in Israel's capital?
Netherlands to return 3,500-year-old sculpture to Egypt
The sculpture depicting Pharaoh Thutmose III appeared at a Dutch art fair in 2022 and is to be returned to the Egyptian ambassador by the end of the year.
Gwyneth Paltrow’s most talked-about corner – now in your home
Gwyneth Paltrow reveals the design secret behind the plate wall in her California home, combining colors and touches of European and Scandinavian tradition to bring calm and elegance to any space.
Anya Lipster: A Russian Israeli with the soul of a Japanese artist
Today, though her professional responsibilities keep her busy all week long, Anya Lipster devotes weekends to “drinking coffee in front of a mountain view, studying, and drawing a lot.”
