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Israeli artist Haim Sokol.

Wild and creative: A look at the new two-person exhibition at Jerusalem's Wild Gallery

Itai Szor as The Servant of Two Masters by Carlo Goldoni as directed by Ariel Wolf.

Jerusalem highlights: April 4-10

By HAGAY HACOHEN

Monument of Immanuel Kant.

Lüneburg Museum to open world's largest Immanuel Kant collection

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

The Met and Shanghai Museum unite for 'Recasting the Past' Chinese bronzes exhibition.

The Met and Shanghai Museum unite for 'Recasting the Past' Chinese bronzes exhibition

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

Art by Dan Livni.

Dan Livni: Fighter at home, acclaimed artist abroad

By ALEK D. EPSTEIN

Artwork at the Daedalus Enigma exhibit in Jerusalem.

'Daedalus Enigma': A Jerusalem exhibition with a yin-yang view on life

Göbeklitepe.

Göbeklitepe archaeological exhibition in Rome's Colosseum draws millions

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

Part of the Operation Finale exhibition.

Mossad’s Eichmann capture exhibit makes final stop in Germany

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

Artwork by Joseph Hirsch.

Israel Museum honors late Jerusalem artist Joseph Hirsch

Panoramic view of landscape close to the island of Euboea, overlooking the South Euboean Gulf, in central Greece.

Newspapers, telegrams retrieved from the wreckage of SS Heimara, ‘The Greek Titanic'

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

Ancient Egyptian cat mummy in Tokyo.

Ramses and the Gold of the Pharaohs exhibition opens in Tokyo

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

TAAD Exhibition

TAAD Exhibition: The dream of international design comes true in the heart of Tel Aviv

TWO WORKS from Avraham Eilat’s exhbition ‘The Fear of What is Suddenly Too Late,’ on display at the the Ein Hod Art Gallery and Janco Dada Museum.

Avraham Eilat: A journey through art and life

By NERIA BARR

Unveiling the Apocalypse: Dürer’s ‘The Four Horsemen’ and ‘The Whore of Babylon’ on display in exhibition exploring the End of the World.

Dürer’s ‘The Four Horsemen’ and ‘The Whore of Babylon’ on display in End of the World exhibit

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

Rare medieval Arma Christi scroll discovered at Bar Convent in York.

After 500 years:Rare medieval Arma Christi scroll discovered in Bar Convent shoebox goes on display

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

Exhibits explain automorphia: Contemplation and focus shape a reaction to cycles of humidity variation.

Shape-shifting science: Jerusalem exhibition unveils self-morphing materials

By JUDY SIEGEL-ITZKOVICH

A painting of Ran Tenenbaum.

Acclaimed artist Ran Tenenbaum returns to realism with a new exhibition

By NERIA BARR

Replica of a Guanche mummy.

Mummies are disappearing from museums. Here’s why

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF