Shosh Kormosh: Part I, Specters
Shosh Kormosh: Part I, Specters
Amir Shefet: Painting of a Painting
Amir Shefet: Painting of a Painting
Erez Aharon: Specimens
Erez Aharon: Specimens
Asaf Ben Zvi : Painting is Art but Love is More
Asaf Ben Zvi : Painting is Art but Love is More
David Ginton : Only Those who Look at Me from Behind Know
David Ginton : Only Those who Look at Me from Behind Know
Ido Bar-El : A Sign of the Times
Ido Bar-El : A Sign of the Times
Yuri Katz : Splits
Yuri Katz : Splits
Know Hope : At the Meeting of Realms
Know Hope : At the Meeting of Realms
Michal Na'aman : Swan Song
Michal Na'aman : Swan Song
Ofer Lellouche : The Hug
Ofer Lellouche : The Hug
Jan Rauchwerger at Herzliya Museum
Jan Rauchwerger at Herzliya Museum
A Conversation with Roni Gilat-Baharaff
A Conversation with Roni Gilat-Baharaff
"The Israeli art scene is very interesting and multi-layered," says Roni Gilat-Baharaff, Managing Director of Christie's Israel and International Senior Director at Christie's. "Life here is complicated, and it generates artistic energy which you rarely see elsewhere. The local art market, on the other hand, is not very sophisticated yet, it is based mainly on contemporary Israeli art. In the public sphere, eventhough there are excellent Museums, there is not much funding for the arts..
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