Don't miss this year's Kol HaOt Sukkot Artists' Fair at the ballroom of the Inbal Hotel in Jerusalem, Oct. 16 & 17, from 5:30 pm -10:30 pm, during Chol HaMoed. Five leading Israeli artists will share their inspiring works with the public at the free 2-day fair, on the theme “Jerusalem in the Eyes of the Beholder: Contemporary Artists Portray their Jerusalem”.
Participating in the fair are Maty Grünberg, Avner Moriah, David Moss, Yoram Raanan, Archie Granot, and Yitzhak Greenfield. The works of many of these artists are part of the collections of such prestigious institutions as the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, the British Museum, the Israel Museum, and the Victoria and Albert Museum. The public will be able to meet the artists, and hear first-hand how they intertwine traditional and modern Jewish themes into their art.
The event will also feature a collage of the city’s distinctive musical sounds and sites in a screening of “Thru Jerusalem,” by video artist Kutiman, an internationally acclaimed musician and YouTube sensation, whose short film was originally commissioned by the Jerusalem Season of Culture. Storytellers will also present live performances about Jerusalem at the fair.
Save the date - Oct. 16 & 17!
Participating in the fair are Maty Grünberg, Avner Moriah, David Moss, Yoram Raanan, Archie Granot, and Yitzhak Greenfield. The works of many of these artists are part of the collections of such prestigious institutions as the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, the British Museum, the Israel Museum, and the Victoria and Albert Museum. The public will be able to meet the artists, and hear first-hand how they intertwine traditional and modern Jewish themes into their art.
The event will also feature a collage of the city’s distinctive musical sounds and sites in a screening of “Thru Jerusalem,” by video artist Kutiman, an internationally acclaimed musician and YouTube sensation, whose short film was originally commissioned by the Jerusalem Season of Culture. Storytellers will also present live performances about Jerusalem at the fair.
Save the date - Oct. 16 & 17!
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