Guest Post By Salomé Lindenberg We are oh so lucky to have Salomé has a new contributor for the Bubblist. Salomé is a young Belgian woman,graduated in contemporary art history and in cultural management. She interned and worked for some of the most prestigious institutions in the art world such as Christie’s, and now she is…
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The following days are going to be quiet arty busy. Between the openings and the artists talks, I picked up just for you some exhibitions and art events that you surely don’t want to miss. Launch of the ZIZ Gallery’s Printshop The ZIZ Art Space in collaboration with Sternthal Books is launching its Printshop. Featuring…
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This week again I’m oh so surprised by the amount of new exhibitions opening in the white city. Tel Aviv definitely has an impressive arty rhythm, giving us the opportunity to discover every week different facets of the local art scene. There will be no exception this time, have a look at the recommendations I…
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Torn between a sunny day at the beach and an arty afternoon running around the art galleries in Tel Aviv? Who said you have to chose? Most of the galleries and museums are open over shabbat which is very convenient for the busy folks that we are. So here are some recommendations to instil some…
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I was at the Sommer Gallery last week to discover Naama Arad’s exhibition, when I was delighted to see a piece of Guy Zagursky‘s artwork. “No Lifeguard on Duty” says the neon sign, reminding me the title of his previous show that I unfortunately missed. Zagursky is an Israeli artist who was born in 1972,…
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It’s been few weeks that I didn’t work on my art guide. Busy with life I guess, and some lack of inspiration for sure. My pleasure to share with you my arty events/openings of the week is definitely back. So where to go? What to see? Here are some artsy activities that you don’t want…
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Guest Post By Salomé Lindenberg We are oh so lucky to have Salomé has a new contributor for the Bubblist. Salomé is a young Belgian woman,graduated in contemporary art history and in cultural management. She interned and worked for some of the most prestigious institutions in the art world such as Christie’s, and now she…
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I hope you all had a smooth transition from 2013 to 2014. As we can all agree (or agree to disagree) that new year resolutions are just useless, let’s just wish that the upcoming year will be as arty as this past one, full of new talents and filled with inspiring and visionary art. Bring…
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It looks like it is the last Art Guide of the year already. In the last past 8 months that The Bubblist exists, I really enjoyed digging into the Tel Aviv art scene. I was sometimes disappointed, but mostly amazed by the creativity and the artistic energy all around this city. Let’s discover together on…
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When I look back at the 90’s I’m picturing painful boy bands, interesting colourful fashion, the Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, Hugh Grant, the funeral of Lady Diana, Tamagotchi, Forrest Gump, Leonardo Dicaprio, Ex-Yugoslavia’s wars, Rachel’s haircut in Friends, and Spice Girls’s popsicle (don’t ask). I would love to pretend that I went through the 90’s…
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My dearest acolytes, this week I’ve been a bad host. I didn’t write about so many exciting events, like for exemple last night “Performativity” at the Center for Contemporary Art, or shared with you any of my thoughts or arty crushes. On the other side, I legally signed up for another year in Israel, which…
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This week there is two openings I’m particularly looking forward to : Michal Helfman “Change” exhibition at the Center for Contemporary Art, and Yocheved Weinfeld “Seam-Line” exhibit at the Gordon Gallery 2. Two very different artists, but sharing both a powerful aesthetic and an experimental taste. Like every week, I listed for you some new…
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