Wilfrid Israel Museum

The kimono, a significant representative of Japanese culture, is essentially a garment of a fairly uniform rectangular shape. It is in fact the pattern that gives each kimono its beauty and singularity. In Japan, the choice of pattern and color … Continue reading →

Orit Hofshi’s installation offers a space of mysterious, timeless landscapes, where one can wander and contemplate the meaning of man’s transience and his traces on this earth. In the piece Reservoir, Hofshiunravels a monumental, ancient landscape shrouded by darkness. The … Continue reading →

The Chinese Weeping Cypress that grows in the large lawn of Kibbutz HaZorea is in fact a foreign plant, which over time has become a part of the local landscape – just like the Wilfrid Israel Museum, which stands at … Continue reading →