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MICHAEL AJZENSTADT

Michael Ajzenstadt, Israel’s ‘Mister Opera,’ dies at 71

By HAGAY HACOHEN

BENZI BROFMAN and his exhibition.

Graffiti as memorial: Benzi Brofman’s Tribute to the faces of October 7

By BARBARA DIAMOND

Art by Sarit Meyer

'Escape Room': The compelling art of Sarit Meyer

By NAOMI GORDON-CHEN

The perfect gift starts with the wrap

From wrapping to gift: Japanese Furoshiki culture captivates the design world

By WALLA! HOME , DESIGN

‘ANA B’KOACH,’ acrylic on canvas, 130 x 100 cm., 2014.

'Ana b'Koach': A powerful prayer for a New Year

By MEIRA RAANAN , ESTHER CAMERON

‘Innerscapes on the Move,’ 2008. On the remnants of the round eighth century tower in the Tower of David Jerusalem Museum.

'On the Other Side': Tower of David's new exhibit by Zadok Ben-David

By PENINA HOROWITZ

'Truck in the Gaza border area'

Jerusalem Highlights: September 20-27

By HAGAY HACOHEN

MAREVA & ARTHUR ESSEBAG at the ‘I Don’t Want to Forget’ opening at the Tel Aviv Museum of Art, Sept. 15.

From ashes to art: Arthur Essebag's journey of healing through Israeli creativity

By NERIA BARR

A SCENE from Tom Nesher’s ‘Come Closer.’

Come Closer: A tale of love, loss, and redemption

By HANNAH BROWN

Yair Garbuz, Moving House

"Clinic," "A Thousand and One Nights," and "The Split": Three new shows

By WALLA! HOME , DESIGN

5 Best VRChat Avatar Commissions Artists

By PR

5 best AI art generators

By PR

The artist Mark Podwal in his studio in 2007; at left, his illustration "Munich Massacre," drawn in memory of Israeli athletes killed by Black September terrorists during the 1972 Summer Olympics, was published in the New York Times that year.

Artist and physician Mark Podwal dies at 79

By ANDREW SILOW-CARROLL/JTA

BORIS EIFMAN’S ‘The Seagull. A Ballet Story.’

'The Seagull' takes flight once more

By ORI J. LENKINSKI

ITAMAR NEWMAN – his upcoming exhibition, ‘DHAMMA,’ marks a return to artistic life after roughly three decades.

From art to Buddha and back again: Art director's Itamar Newman’s enlightened journey

By HAGAY HACOHEN