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Matter Charged with Spirit, Spirit Suffused with Matter* Sophia Dekel The unique art of Nora and Naomi is a blend of sensitivity and obduracy, its roots in…
Davis Reznik: Retrospective The Genia Schreiber University Art Gallery is proud to exhibit a retrospective of David Reznik, one of Israel’s prominent architects of our times and…
Foreword “What we have to say is formed in childhood, and we spend the rest of our lives trying to say it.”( Barbara Hepworth) Upon immigrating to Israel,…
Foreword “What we have to say is formed in childhood, and we spend the rest of our lives trying to say it.”( Barbara Hepworth) Upon immigrating to Israel,…
The exhibition Object/Object marked my first debut project for a museum institution, and it became a formative milestone in my curatorial journey. It laid the foundation for my…
Sophia Dekel Caspi’s essay explores the significance of architectural space in Mark Rothko’s later works, particularly the Houston Chapel. Rothko’s later art reflects his exploration of existential themes,…
Symbols for Sale Curator: Sophia Dekel-Caspi For Sale, Symbols of State and Heritage (Luft Gesheft) The exhibition Symbols for Sale was born from reality. Nelly Aman, a unique…
An Israeli Object: A Matter of Time Sophia Dekel “Take, for instance, Robert Rauschenberg, the young American who was awarded the Grand Prize for painting at the Venice…
Tzuri Gueta: Si51 “The future is within ourselves.” (Li Edelkoort) A first fleeting, caressing glance at the rich textures before us notes the organic homogeneity at…
What is the creative process? What comes first: technique or technology? The idea or the product? A perfect plan or deviation from it? The expected or the accidental? And…