Kiryat Hamelacha and Naples, Italy. They may seem worlds apart, yet these southern locales are oddly similar: tailors, ironsmiths, artists and small tradesmen line their narrow streets, set apart from civilization...

Druze photographer Samira Wehbe offers a behind-the-scenes glimpse into the women of her community in her exhibition ‘Testimony,’ on display at the Tel Aviv Artists’ House...

A dusty couch cushion, a chipped willow pattern teacup, an old quilt strewn haphazardly across the bed. These household objects may seem banal at first glance, but underneath their surface lies years of...

A seemingly straight Jewish girl who ends up finding love in a female partner; a gay couple struggling with the concept of monogamy; a religious woman who is too afraid to explore her sexuality. These are not the characters you would typically...

A giant clock face plastered above the entrance of the Tel Aviv Museum of Art both taunts you and invites you inside — a disturbing reminder that Big Brother or some greater power is watching...

While choreographers are always in search of newer, younger talent, Galit Liss has done something incredible. She has shifted the focus onto 18 women aged 60-82 in an exploration of the movement of the body in its later years...

Choosing one word to describe "Venezuela," it would have to be "uncanny." Not simply in the strangely mysterious, unsettling manner, but more so in Freud's understanding...

Jim Gaffigan, the man who gave hot pockets their fame, has booked a flight to Israel as a part of his "Fully Dressed" world tour this June. The American comedian finds his inspiration in food, fatherhood, Netflix and...

We visited the highly-acclaimed exhibit of prolific French-American artist Louise Bourgeois, best known for her large-scale sculpture and installation art. Here’s what we found out...

Memory plays a prominent role in Etti Abergel’s personal and creative life, one that stretches back long before her primary school heyday or those moments of utter elation the first time one of her coil pots survived...

Tel Aviv is known for its booming cultural scene — leading contemporary dance companies, out-of-the-box fine art exhibits, outstanding orchestras — but when it comes to musical theatre, it took director Tzadi...

Year after year, Israeli choreographers have not only been stretching the limits within the contemporary dance world, they have broken through those boundaries entirely to explore uncharted territories...

Have you ever believed in something so strongly that you’d go to prison or even risk your life for it? Music is more than some autobiographical audiobook set to 88 bpm...