A living soundtrack of Israeli culture that offers a profound journey through 70 years of Israeli music, cinema, and the ...

You can now download over 490,000 public domain artworks from The Met Museum for free. Here's how to access these ...

The impressive collection on exhibit at Beit Avi Chai, together with an insightful catalogue, recovers an important artistic ...

The owner of three paintings currently on view at the National Museum of Contemporary Art (MNAC) in Bucharest, Romania, is threatening to sue the art publication e-flux and Ukrain ...

And a deeper dive into the remarkable story of Saint Benedict the Moor, born in Sicily to enslaved African parents in 1524, later canonized by the Vatican, and now venerated by Afro-descendant ...

Tel Aviv’s first mayor, Meir Dizengoff, was ruminating about a Jewish art museum in Eretz Yisrael when he invited Marc Chagall to visit him in the spring of 1931. While they were discussing potential ...

Tel Aviv Museum of Art is presenting the first comprehensive exhibition in Israel of works by Ilya and Emilia Kabakov, celebrated artist duo in the 20th century, known as pioneers of installation art.

Hi-res photo link found HERE. NEW YORK, May 30, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- In a moment of profound cultural significance, music icon Art Garfunkel took the stage last night in Tel Aviv's Ha'Yarkon Park ...

Despite a second year of war in Israel, the Tel Aviv Museum of Art has been ranked the 78 th top museum in the world in a list of the most visited museums globally by international art magazine, The ...

Tel Aviv Museum of Art is a municipal museum, one of Israel's leading artistic and cultural institutions. The museum comprises various departments: The Department of Israeli Art, which holds a ...

Ruth Patir refused to display her video installation at the Israel pavilion until a cease-fire and hostage agreement was reached. “(M)otherland” will debut in Tel Aviv.

War Decorations 1 was the first of what grew into a series of 22 chronologically numbered paintings bearing that sardonic title, all being publicly debuted now at the Tel Aviv Museum of Art.