The Things Left Unsaid (Carmel, 2025) About the author Shuli Feuer Schein (1953) – a journalist (Maariv, Kol Israel, Channel 1), art historian, chair of the Haifa Journalists’ Association, and […]
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Last year there were 350 artists from 52 countries participating in the Art Festival. The International Jury of 2024 consists of 21 judges from 20 countries worldwide. The Chairman of […]
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Painter: Arie Lamdan Arie Lamdan was born in Israel in 1944. In 1966 he graduated from Massachusetts College of Art in Boston with a Bachelor of Fine Arts. Since 1966 […]
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Geoje 10th International Art Festival – 2024The Israeli national team will participate for the second year in the annual international art festival in South Korea. The theme of this year’s […]
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On the second of October 2023, the International Art Festival opens in South Korea.About 350 artisans from 56 countries participated in the festival and the joy was great.The Israeli team […]
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Israel on the world map!The 10th annual South Korea International Art Festival is underway.On 2.10.23 the events of the 9th International Festival opened in South Korea, in which approximately 350 […]
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I have decided to set up this virtual museum, in memory of the Holocaust survivor Miss Elsa Langer (1933-2018), which was a great artist who did not become famous and […]
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The story of Elsa Langer A holocaust survivor, is a tragic story; For the movie click here https://youtu.be/XikOJ9Pdrgc Her amazing paintings reveal Elsa’s way of losing her family to a […]
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Artist: GW Deibler GW Deibler is an Visual Storyteller in Fine Oil. He is considered to be an American Master by many people throughout the world. He has a large […]
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