Every time I leave an exhibition I promised myself to write about it as soon as I get home. Even if it’s short, even if it’s just my modest thoughts and opinions, but most of the time I end up procrastinating. Sometimes I wish that I was running a food or fashion blog, talking about…
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It’s been a couple weeks that I’m thinking about the burning subject of the cultural boycott of Israel. How to talk about it without people thinking that I’m biased (which I’m not)? How to accept something that we can’t change? How to dissociated people from their government or from the political situation of their country?…
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February in Tel Aviv is sweet. Not particularly today with the storm that is about to blow on the city, but it is definitely a place where you want to spend your winter. When in Brussels the cold will make me rush from a place to another, strolling like a mad person to avoid the…
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Here it is, my first post in 2015. I just came back from two amazing weeks abroad, and feel more determined and motivated than ever to start another year of blogging, sharing with you my love for art. Traveling around, and hearing so much positive things about The Bubblist filled me with joy, I’m lucky…
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It is really by accident that we walked into David Reeb‘s exhibition. We were on our way out when attracted by the colourful paintings that we could see from the main hall we decided to make a last stop. And dears, what a stop. I’m totally ashamed to say that I didn’t know who was…
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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 is…
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I was wondering the other day, why some people are still feeling uncomfortable at exhibition’s openings. Are art galleries still intimidating? Is it the usual hipsterish crowd wearing is consensual uniform that makes you feel like you are not belonging there ? The knowledge and the prestige of some of the guests attending? Not having…
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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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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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