Art
WHEN A WISH TAKES FORM
Every new year begins with a wish. Some are deeply personal, while others are shared by many of us. We wish for peace, home, love, healing, courage, joy, renewal, or simply for something to change. This was the idea behind WISHES, our Open Call for Rosh Hashanah: to ask artists
“The Circle”: What the New Material of the Design World Looks Like
A dress grown from its own root system. A car that folds itself smaller to move through a crowded city. A machine that pulls drinking water out of the air. An eight-meter wooden whale shark, suspended mid-swim in a gallery. These are not props from a speculative film – they
Wishes. Open Call for artists and Creators. Rosh HaShana Edition
Сeramic artworks by Shiri Lopata, styling by Ran Golan for DI Catalogue, photography Iya Volkov Organizers: DI Catalogue x ECLECTICTLVCuration: Ela Cohen for artists and creators Deadline: September 4 APPLY NOW concept What would you wish for the world if your work could speak? Every New Year begins with a
When the Table Becomes a Canvas
There are objects we place on a table because we need them. And there are objects that change the table completely, bringing character, memory, texture, humor and a sense of occasion into the space around them. This was the idea behind DI Catalogue’s x ECLECTICTLV Open Call “One Table” –
The Pouch, the Wing, the Scale: Inside a Wardrobe Built by Evolution
A shirt cut like the pouch of a red kangaroo, offering warmth and shelter. A corset that inflates like the body of a pufferfish bracing for danger. A headpiece born from the crescent-caped lophorina’s courtship display. Fashioning Animals, a new exhibition at the Museum of Man and the Living, invites
What Remains When Beauty Fades. A Conversation with Edit Ben Gida
What happens when beauty becomes both a promise and a trap? In her solo exhibition Beauty is Deceptive at Corridor Gallery, artist Edit Ben Gida turns to feminine archetypes shaped by mythology, art history, cultural memory, and imagination. Her figures are not portraits, but images of women as culture has created
Keeping Your Voice, Finding Your Place. DOR by ANU.
Moving to a new country means much more than learning a new language. For artists and creative professionals, it also means finding a new audience, understanding a different cultural context, and rebuilding a professional network from the ground up. We spoke with Dasha Ilyashenko and Anna Guterman, program coordinators of
Life Is Short Even When It Is Long: A Space to Pause
In a noisy and fast-paced world, where pressure and overload have become inseparable parts of everyday life, the longing for spaces of stillness, slowness, and reflection grows ever stronger. The way we look at our home and our surroundings has shifted, and we find ourselves searching for anchors of stability,
Karina Lumiere. Interview with the Artist
Karina Lumiere is an intuitive abstract artist based in Tel Aviv, whose paintings are filled with color, energy and inner light. She touched a canvas for the first time at the age of forty and what began as a personal need for calm and self-expression became the beginning of a