“The Vermeers” focused on the work of famous Dutch painter Johannes Vermeer, taking his work and transforming it into a 21st century, state of the art movie trailer.

When the city made Nachlat Binyamin into a pedestrian mall in 1987 it also established the arts-and-crafts fair — the first of its kind in Israel, and the largest.

Welcome to Orchestra 2.0

American artist Spencer Tunick is known around the world for his photographs of nude crowds in both cities and natural environments. He has taken his photos pretty much everywhere from Buenos Aires to Buffalo and from Montreal to Melbourne. One place he hasn’t been yet is Israel… and that’s about to change. Tunick recently visited [...]

Ever hear of gaga? No not Lady Gaga, but Israeli gaga.

A documentary profiling a school in south Tel Aviv, where children from 48 different countries and diverse backgrounds come together to learn. The film follows students who share their difficult stories and struggle to acclimate to life in Israel.

What started as 75 Jewish musicians fleeing Europe has, in 75 years, become one of the world’s most respected orchestras, acting as one of Israel’s finest cultural ambassadors everywhere they perform.

Check out Kutiman’s newest creation “My Trip to Jerusalem”.

Musician, composer and now entrepreneur Yoni Bloch created an interactive music video with no less than 256 script options that make for multiple unique viewings.

One of the band’s recipes for success is that they truly embrace music as a universal language, incorporating prog rock and death metal from the West with both Jewish and Arabic influences. The result is something that transcends borders, stereotypes, and even politics.