The Scroll
Tel Aviv Museum of Art Takes on Global Catastrophes
Part exhibition, part research project, part community activism, the exhibition showcases ‘constructive responses to natural disasters’
By
Debra Kamin
· March 31, 2017
Book Reviews
Tel Aviv’s Neglected Library
Israel’s main library remains underfunded and short on staff, even as neighboring cultural institutions thrive
By
Mairav Zonszein
· August 17, 2012
Visual Art & Design
Broken Fingaz’s Graffiti Art
Can a gritty Haifa street-art collective bring its wild Israeli style to the chic London galleries inhabited by D*face, JR, and Banksy?
By
Charlotte Jansen
· April 20, 2012
Visual Art & Design
Fishing
Critical View: Shai Azoulay—headlining a show with sculptor Reuven Israel at the Tel Aviv Museum of Art—sets a white donkey adrift in a desert sea
By
Vardit Gross
· October 28, 2011
Visual Art & Design
Film Theory
Agenda: Tovah Feldshuh gets old, New York City dines out for farmers, the Klezmatics play Prague, and more
By
Stephanie Butnick
· September 23, 2011
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