Exhibitions

In the installation Studiolo, Eden Bannet explores the aesthetics of the studiolo - a combination of a study, a lab, and a cabinet of wonders where Renaissance aristocrats displayed rare and exotic objects. This was one of the first manifestations of the modern understanding of huma

Due to the sharp rise in the price of iron in recent years, gatherers of metal scraps have become a familiar component of Tel Aviv's urban landscape - an inseparable part of the unofficial shadow economy that exists alongside metropolitan commerce. Always in motion, they can be seen pushing shopping

Curator: Tami Katz-Freiman Dutch photographer and video artist Erwin Olaf has been working since the late 1980's and gained recognition on the global art scene in the last few years - mainly for his provocative photographs of bizarre figures simultaneously enticing, eccentric and repellent. His

Curator: Tal Yahas Lior Waterman's work has a wild side, challenging politically correct codes of beauty and "good taste." The body, its different constituent parts and their substitutes appear as a central image in the majority of his work, reflecting a violent and chaotic worldview. The

Curator: Tal Yahas Maya Bloch's paintings focus on the depiction of human figures - group portraits in round-the-dinner-table scenes - alongside single portraits of women, some in a forest environment. Anna Veronica was the original, now almost forgotten, name of Bloch's mother, before she was

Curator: Ilana Tenenbaum Gilad Ratman's exhibition relates to the concept of the Grotesque and, in particular, to the preliminary etymology of this term. The grotesque originated from the name given to the frescoes uncovered in the 15th century in what was once the personal estate of

Kobi Oz Stars the size of a marble swell up in size, bursting loudly and shedding light years around them, crumble to the size of an asshole, and implode. Big and luminous as they may be - they have now gone from anus to minus. Ridiculous black holes, destined to re-swallow those offensive

Curator: Tami Katz-Freiman The exhibition explores the notion of "grotesque" as an aesthetic category gaining more and more traction in the art of recent years, as part of a baroque, eccentric trend of self-expression in defiance of any form of established order. The dictionary defines

Curator: Tal Yahas The works featured in this exhibition were inspired by the world of medical imaging, which uses computerized technologies to scan and map out the body. The scanning process invades the flesh and produces an abstraction of the human body, disassembling and reassembling it as a

Curator: Tami Katz-Freiman Grzegorz Klaman is one of the pioneering members of the contemporary Polish art world, and a prominent figure on the Gdansk art scene. Klaman's socially engaged and subversive works - mostly large-scale, site-specific sculptural installations - respond to contemporary