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presents a series created for DIALOG at Fresh Paint Art Fair.
Inspired by Joaquín Sorolla’s world of light, atmosphere, and stillness, her paintings move between memory, serenity, and emotional perception. The sense of wonder she first discovered as a child wandering through the Hermitage Museum continues to shape her artistic language today.
Discover Olga Yerushalmi’s works at , taking place June 24–29 at the Kremenetski Technical Center in Tel Aviv, as part of the JOMO Museum exhibition curated by
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Ola Portnoy presents ceramic works where antique forms meet contemporary abstraction.
Working with natural clay tones, soft textures, and traces of the hand, she creates pieces that feel quiet, organic, and deeply human.
Discover Ola Portnoy’s works at Fresh Paint 2026, taking place June 24–29 at the Kremenetski Technical Center in Tel Aviv, as part of the JOMO Museum exhibition curated by and .art.
18/05/2026
This is an independent curator’s selection by Ela Cohen - the pavilions and exhibitions that genuinely moved, challenged, or stayed with her at the Venice Biennale.
The Azerbaijani pavilion and the Ukrainian exhibition felt especially personal for Ela - both deeply connected to her own roots and cultural memory.
A special stop on this route is Marina Abramović’s exhibition, which we explored in our previous post. Also worth your attention: the Greek and French pavilions.
The Biennale runs through November - and this is often where the next conversations in contemporary art begin.
What happens to performance when the artist’s body becomes memory, ritual or even a digital presence?
Marina Abramovic’s presence at Venice this year is deeply symbolic.
Transforming Energy, presented at Gallerie dell’Accademia alongside the Venice Biennale, marks Abramović’s 80th birthday - and another historic first:
she has become the first living female artist in the museum’s 250-year history to receive a major solo exhibition. (Gallerie dell’Accademia di Venezia)
This exhibition is built around transformation through ritual. Quartz, amethyst, silence, slow breathing, sensory isolation.
No cameras.Headphones with no sound.
Because for Abramović, transformation begins when distraction ends. And before you even enter, the performance has already started.
A digital figure dressed in red moves slowly alongside a timeline of her artistic life - part avatar, part guide, part ghost. A meditation on what remains of the artist… when presence outlives the body.
And yes - some of her most iconic works are here too:
Balkan Baroque (1997),Rhythm 0 (1974),Imponderabilia (1977),Pietà with Ulay,and The Artist Is Present (2010). (exhibitionary)
Because Abramović’s core idea has never changed: the viewer is no longer just an observer. The viewer becomes part of the work.
29/04/2026
Stand With the Artists
A studio holds more than walls — it holds a life in process.
As a curator of Eclectic TLV, I invite you to support the artist directly ♥️
Following a recent explosion near the studio of Olga Yerushalmi (Yerushalmi-Sorokin Olga), the space was damaged — windows shattered, works affected.
For a period of time, Olga was unable to work or teach, which is her primary source of income.
Today, there is an opportunity to support her practice through the Merit Spread Foundation:
https://donate.meritspread.com/en/campaigns/586
In return, you can receive original works by the artist.
Available formats range from small pieces (300–500 ILS) to significant works (from 10,000 ILS).
This is a direct way to support the artist — and to bring real work into your life.
May 8–9 — Open Studio, Tel Aviv
HaTnufa 9, Floor 1
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