So, what did you think about last week’s openings ? Thursday evening was simply hectic, but quiet interesting aesthetically and conceptually. Few art galleries really made the effort to offer quality exhibitions with remarkably smart curatorial choices. I don’t know about, you but for once I really felt the so called Tel Aviv vibrant art…
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This week, “How to artsy up your week?” is back under the name “The Bubble-List”. As you can see on the blog, a new category opened. There you can find all the weekly art guides I’m preparing with all my blogger love for you dear followers. This Thursday evening is going to be particularly busy…
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Ah well, the John Baldessari in me bagging for “No More Boring Art” was finally listen, and quiet satisfied last week ( and no, I wasn’t at the Frieze in London). The show that hit my arty spot the most was the group exhibition “High Ceiling“ curated by Liz Hagag. Each piece was so unique…
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It’s been a while I didn’t come up with some tips to artsy up your week. Lack of inspiration? Yes sir ! But it looks like today I got my arty modjo back. Where to go? What to see? This week is without a doubt under the art and the fashion sign, so be ready…
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The last week of August is already here, and art is more than ever in the air. Where to go? What to see? Get your walking shoes ready because it looks like Thursday evening is going to be an arty marathon. DOME – First Solo Exhibition in Israel The oh so cool South Tel Aviv…
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The end of this “beyond warm” summer is getting closer, and we can’t wait for the oh so exciting upcoming opening exhibitions in September. It the meantime, we found few arty dates for you and your artsy crowd to attend : Growth – CSP Exhibition at the Central Bus Station I must say that I…
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So, here is our weekly arty checklist once again ! Where to go? What to see? This week is without a doubt an eclectic one, it will bring you on antic paths, give you a look at the promising talents of tomorrow, or introduce you to the term videocraty. We prepared for you few options…
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Summer is always a dry season, even in the art world. After few nice discoveries last week , but also few curatorial disappointments, we are very looking forward for the opening of ‘Showtime’ at the Helena Rubinstein Pavilion for Contemporary Art. You will notice that this week the Israeli artist Alona Rodeh is on fire. After…
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