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Exhibition of Yakov Agor in Tel Aviv Museum of Art
This week an exhibition was opened in the Tel Aviv Museum of Art about the Israeli photographer Yakov Agor (1911-1996), who became famous for his pictures in the left-wing weekly ‘HaOlam-Haze’ (Uri Avneri) and later on in ‘Haaretz Magazine’... Information: 03-607.7020 … Read entire article »
Filed under: art, events, exhibitions, photography
Oh So Arty in Elle Belgique
In the Elle Belgique, the french language fashion-magazine, you will find in the December 2009 issue an article about Tel Aviv and the beautiful blog of Sarah Pequine (from in Belgium, and living now in Tel Aviv): Oh So Arty, about art in Tel-Aviv. … Read entire article »
Franz Kafka in Tel Aviv
An interesting article I found today in Haaretz Magazine, written by Ofer Aderet about a trial in the Tel Aviv District Family Court: who owns the papers and works of author Max Brod, Frans Kafka‘s friend and literary executor? … Read entire article »
Filed under: history, literature
Being there
A long, interesting article I did found in Haaretz Magazine (August 14 ) written by Ariel Hirschfeld about the new movie: Ajami, directed by Scandar Copti and Yaron Shani. The movie, about a neighborhood in Yafo, won the Wolgin Prize for best feature film this year at the Jerusalem Film Festival and a ‘”honorable mention” at the Cannes Film Festival 2009. The movie is in the race to be send to next year’s Oscar celebrations. … Read entire article »
Filed under: movies
A sense of Place
I found this interesting article: “A sense of place” about the landscape-architecture in- and around the Suzanne Dellal Center for Dance and Theater in the Neve-Tsedek neighborhood, written by Ariel Hirschfeld in Ha’aretz Magazine. The architect, who created this project, was Shlomo Aronson. Worth a visit!! … Read entire article »
Filed under: architecture, art, dance, theater
Divinely inspired
A beautiful article I found last week in the Ha’aretz Magazine, July 17th, written by Roni Dori about the once prima ballerina of the Batsheva Dance Company: Rina Schenfeld. Today, 71 years old, Rina is a choreographer, but is still dancing in some of her art-works. A truely fantastic woman!! … Read entire article »
Clothes like days
An interesting article about the fashion designer Michal Bassad, I did find today in The Jerusalem Post Magazine (July 17th 2009) written by Michal Lando and Mya Guarnieri. Michal says: “My clothes are very organic in that manner, they are not planned, they are intuitive…” and: “My design has become softer over the years…it’s not only about aesthetics, it’s about philosophy and life.” … Read entire article »
“Why the Israel Prize meant less to him than…”
A beautiful article I found in Ha’aretz Magazine (June the 5th) by Vered Lee about the Tel Aviv poet : Meir Wieseltier… Death will come And will have your eyes Which from the first moment I drank from without asking … Read entire article »
Filed under: literature
Two beautiful booklets…
Today, I received two beautiful booklets: from the municipality a small, handy booklet: People around 100 and from Castro Fashion a special Time-Out edition: The 100 most famous people of Tel Aviv. The pictures of People around 100 were taken by Danny Eshet. Within the handy booklet (11×16 cm) you will find 100 pictures of the oldest inhabitants of Tel Aviv. Number one is Leah Moelem, born in 1900!! The second place: Ada Katselnelson, she was born in 1902. The special Time-Out Magazine is made together with Castro Fashion: here you will find 100 pictures a famous inhabitants of Tel-Aviv (see our item before HERE) Both booklets are only in Hebrew. … Read entire article »
Filed under: centennial, history, life, personal
Our editor Frits in Asian architecture magazine
Tel Aviv Fever editor Frits has been guiding Adele Chong, the editor of Blueprint Asia magazine on a tour through historic Tel Aviv, which of course included the revival of Bauhaus in Tel-Aviv: TEL AVIV : The White City Revival : “Architecture tour guide Frits de Wit muses over the Israeli (cultural – ed.) capital’s famous Bauhaus legacy and takes us on a trip down memory lane.” Blueprint Asia – May 2nd, 2009 edition It resulted in a multi-page article with great pictures of Tel Aviv. Blueprint Asia is a growing magazine on architecture, design and art and is published in many countries in East Asia: Malaysia, Singapore, China, Japan, Hong Kong, Thailand, Indonesia, Vietnam, the Middle East and Philippines. It has a circulation of 15.000. Tel Aviv Fever is of course mentioned as the … Read entire article »
Filed under: architecture, art, future, history
The Tel Aviv Hall of Fame
Because of the Centennial celebrations in Tel Aviv, Time-Out magazine and Castro Fashion decided to put together: “The Tel Aviv Hall of Fame”: a compilation of 100 individuals, coined the Centennial Hundred. It honors the city’s luminaries – people who’ve shaped and molded its cultural and physical landscape from 1909 until today. Some of the honoured people are e.g.: Akiva Arie Weiss, one of the City founders; Haim Nachman Bialik, the poet; Ya’acov Shabtai, the writer; Avraham Slonsky, the poet; Etgar Keret, the writer; Reuven Rubin, the painter; Hanna Rovina, the actress; Leah Gottlieb, founder of Gottex; Stefan Brown, furrier; Arik Einstein, musican; Aviv Geffen, musician; Abie Nathan, peace-activist; David Perlov, filmmaker; Ohad Naharin, choreographer and Uri Avneri, political activist. You will find the interesting exhibit at the Castro’s flagship-store … Read entire article »
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