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Pop-up exhibition | Artworks from the Israel

Museum collections displayed along Tel Aviv’s Red Line stations A pop-up exhibition has been on display at the Shaul Hamelech and Allenby Red Line light rail stations with a selection of replicas of masterpieces from the collections of Jerusalem’s Israel Museum. The exhibition is open to the public during light rail operating hours, from 05:40am to 01:00am (travel ticket must be validated). Among the artwork replicas on show: Picasso’s “Woman with necklace of gems“ and Warhol’s “Chelsea 4 Series”. Artworks by Israeli artists include a portrait of Avraham Shlonsky by David Tartakover, and a photo of Itzhak Danziger’s famous sculpture “Nimrod“. Until May 2025

Komradin I Photo: Yossi Zwcker

Music | The International Oud Festival Jerusalem

Jerusalem’s International Oud Festival is celebrating its 25 th edition this year with a rich program that includes original productions, new album launches, and recitals given by major international artists. The festival is rooted in the many cultures and sounds of the Levant, and its spirit this year, as war rages, is that of hope - hope for the future, for coexistence, for music to be shared and enjoyed by all peoples, a hope that stems in the belief that music has the power to heal the heart of each individual, and of society as a whole. Opening the festival is Israeli band Hadag Nahash with a new and original musical reinterpretation of the Book of Psalms, mixing hip-hop, electro, punk, and Mediterranean sounds. The festival shows will take place across the city, at the Confederation House, the Jerusalem Theatre, the National Library, the Mazkeka, and the Yellow Submarine jazz club. November 21-30, confederationhouse.org

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Cinema | TLVFest – the 19 th Tel Aviv International LGBTQ+ Film Festival Cinematheque Tel Aviv 18 Israeli feature films and over 60 shorts will be shown over the course of the 19 th Tel Aviv International LGBTQ+ Film Festival taking place this month, along with screenings of international films, most of which aren’t distributed in Israel. Aside from film screenings, numerous workshops and roundtables are set to be held, as well as events marking a year since the October 7 attacks, such as the screening of the 2014 film “Marzipan flowers“, by Be’eri-born filmmaker Adam Kalderon whose mother Rotem was murdered in Be’eri on October 7. All proceeds from the screening will go to the rebuilding of Kibbutz Be’eri. Until November 10 th , tlvfest.com

From the movie “Marzipan Flowers” I Photo: Itay Gross

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ATMOSPHERE NOVEMBER 2024