“Umbilicus,” July 9, 2024, until November, at the Tower of David Museum, Jerusalem. The post Contemporary art exhibit takes visitors to the ‘navel’ of ancient Jerusalem appeared first on ...

Art and technology intersect next week during Zero One, a three-day digital arts festival, November 11-13, set in the ancient surroundings of Jerusalem’s Tower of David Museum. Like other art ...

Contemporary art might not be the first thing on the minds of visitors to the remnants of ancient Jerusalem, but this Sukkot a ground-breaking exhibit brought art and archaeology together 20 feet ...

World Israel opens tombs from Ancient Rome to the public for the first time: 'wonderful paintings' Ashkelon was also home to the Philistines around 3,000 years ago before the Romans ...

An epic Israeli film about the destruction of Jerusalem and the Second Temple by the Romans in the first century—created entirely with original paintings—is seeking an audience in the United ...

A worker points to an ancient wall of the archeological tomb site in Ashkelon, Israel, Tuesday, Aug. 27, 2024. The tomb with wall paintings depicting Greek mythological figures is at least 1,700 ...

“Art in Jerusalem is always site-specific,” he said. “We have this amazing opportunity to connect the magnificent ceramic art by Nicole with the foundations of the most important ancient ...

A stone seal from the Jewish First Temple period, about 2,700 years ago, was discovered near the Southern Wall of Temple Mount, the Israel Antiquities Authority (IAA) reported in a press release ...

“Archaeology and art are eternal,” said Lieber. “It’s what remains of the human spirit,” added Kamien. “Umbilicus,” July 9, 2024, until November, at the Tower of David Museum, Jerusalem.