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Living Colors Holon Institute of Technology

The “Living Colors” exhibition opens a window on the world of contemporary fashion and textile related design work from a research, creativity, and color-use perspective. It proposes lines of thought on the role played by designers and consumers in the fashion industry and pushes for a wider conversation on how to navigate the environmental crisis without having to let go of the passion for patterns and color. The exhibition showcases works made of all sorts of fabrics, textiles, and colors that evoke personal memories, existential questions,

body image, and the passion for creation. Until July 5 th , entrance is free, hit.ac.il

Efrat Galnoor, The Road to Ein Harod - A Contemporary Journey, 2017-2020 I Photograph by Efrat Galnoor

Zif Zif Zumu Mobile Museum, Akko

The Zumu Mobile Museum is in Akko with its collective exhibition of 70 artists and designers. “Zif Zif” explores both the positive and negative sides of the tourism industry and how it has shaped the city of Akko, one of Israel’s most visited cities, looking closely at the relationship between guest and host, the traditions of the past and modern attitudes, local and foreigner. The exhibition spreads across two floors of an old bus depot transformed into a vibrant art center. Visitors are invited to participate in workshops, build sandcastles, draw, hang out on bunk beds, and take an interactive part in the exhibition. Until July 1 st , entrance is free, en.zumu.org.il

Omri Goren, Mask, 2022 I Photo by Gili Kati

Protect the Strong Sheetrit & Wolf Gallery

Tel Aviv’s new contemporary art gallery Sheetrit & Wolf is opening its doors with the solo exhibition of French artist Youssef Boubekeur. 42 works almost exclusively drawn with a “Bic” ballpoint pen, explore the relationship between humans and wild animals. Boubekeur frenetically focuses on the eyes and expressions of his creations, virtual minotaurs, half-man and half-wild animal, hybrid beings that conjure up the wildlife tragedy of our times. Until June 30 th

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A work by Youssef Boubekeur I From the exhibition