Exhibitions

Curator: Tal Yahas The objects in this installation are taken from a hospital environment associated with extreme states: birth and death, illness and healing, despair or hope. Bloch's installation is based on her personal memories of being hospitalized, and focuses on the experience of

Curator: Ilana Tenenbaum Erez Israeli's works are characterized by representations of death and memory, which are related to bereavement and to acts of ritual sacrifice. Young male characters, which are sometimes played by the artist himself, appear in death-related contexts and evoke images

Curator: Tami Katz-Freiman As a member of the North African (Algerian) community living in Paris, Kader Attia examines the problematics related to the tangle of identity conflicts experienced by Muslim immigrants to France. His artwork is anchored in the charged encounter between the

Curator: Tami Katz-Freiman As a member of the North African (Algerian) community living in Paris, Kader Attia examines the problematics related to the tangle of identity conflicts experienced by Muslim immigrants to France. His artwork is anchored in the charged encounter between the

Curators: Mark Coetzee and Luisa Lagos This exhibition features nine new media works by seven international artists who examine memories, personal legacies and aspects of their backgrounds. Their works explore the political and historical realities of their countries of origin, and of the

Curator: Yehudit Matzkel Visitors to Yuval Stern-Cedolin's exhibition are invited to explore a maze-like space covered with paintings. Dominated by a powerful shade of red, this maze was designed to provoke a temporary sense of spatial disorientation. The invitation to enter it is predicated o

Curator: Yehudit Matzkel Visitors to Yuval Stern-Cedolin's exhibition are invited to explore a maze-like space covered with paintings. Dominated by a powerful shade of red, this maze was designed to provoke a temporary sense of spatial disorientation. The invitation to enter it is predicated o

Curator: Ilana Tenenbaum The video installation Death Bed, which was created for the Emergency Exit exhibition space, is a paraphrase on moments of struggle between well known figures from Greek mythology: Perseus and Medusa, Leda and the Swan, Hercules and the Lion, as well as Artemis

Curator: Tsibi Geva The group of graduating students whose works are featured in this exhibition studied at various institutions, including different art and architecture schools. The works created by these artists (some of whom have already exhibited their work in other contexts) include

Curator: Tami Katz-Freiman A Fata Morgana is a well known optical phenomenon that produces illusory mirages. It was named after a sorceress whom, according to legend, lived at the bottom of the Strait of Messina and deluded the seafarers passing through it. The deceptive nature of this