This is a collaborative gallery of creative Galilean women who work with ceramics, glass, paper, and more. This beautiful gallery is located in a preserved building from the Ottoman period, hidden in the alleys of Old Akko. The gallery features a variety of works by the permanent group of artists and occasionally a guest artist.
Each member of the group has a personal display stand, where you can see her uniqueness expressed in the design of the stand, the choice of materials for the works (ceramics, glass, paper, and various recycled materials), the technique, style, sources of inspiration, and more.
The works on display change according to the artist’s Continue Reading
This is a collaborative gallery of creative Galilean women who work with ceramics, glass, paper, and more. This beautiful gallery is located in a preserved building from the Ottoman period, hidden in the alleys of Old Akko. The gallery features a variety of works by the permanent group of artists and occasionally a guest artist.
Each member of the group has a personal display stand, where you can see her uniqueness expressed in the design of the stand, the choice of materials for the works (ceramics, glass, paper, and various recycled materials), the technique, style, sources of inspiration, and more.
The works on display change according to the artist’s choice and the changes that occur in the creative process, so each visit to the gallery is unique.
The artists rotate days in the gallery, which allows for a fascinating and personal conversation about the work process.
The Gallery Artists: Dorit Shalom, Hedva Klein, Lucy Browne-Bashan, Niva Goren-Herzog, Edna Piorko, and Kayla Talmi