In her solo show To See Subcutaneously, Noa Ginzburg invites the viewers to commune with fleeting moments of emotional, visual, and aesthetic entanglements. In this essay, Noa lingers on instances when her artworks engages with the world outside the gallery.
In this essay, Boaz Barkani shares how the Corona pandemic and a new boyfriend led to him reintroducing figuration into his abstract paintings. Boaz’s solo exhibition “The Last Turtle Shop, Story About Nature. Getting Used … Read more
In this article, Einat Amir shares the different methods she uses to transform old encyclopedic images into new geographies that expose the connections between geology, politics, and climate change. We often hear the argument that … Read more
Maya Shimony’s solo exhibition “The Department for Consciousness Operations” is on view at Tel Aviv Artists’ Studio, through July 18th, 2020. In the article, Maya reflects on her process of “Reverse engineering” possible visual origins of … Read more
