Gordon Street: The Gallery District Of Tel Aviv
Tel Aviv is not short on art galleries, and you can spend an entire day jumping from one to the next. However, there is one particular street clustered with galleries, and it is known as the Gallery District. Gordon Street and the close by Ben Yehuda Street are lined with dozens of galleries, each with a particular style and artistic focus. Spend a day wandering around these curated streets and find your favorite Gordon gallery.
1. Engel Gallery
Art Gallery
2. Givon Art Gallery
Art Gallery
N&N Aman Gallery
The N&N Aman Gallery was established in 1974 by Nelly Aman a focus on Israeli contemporary art. The gallery has featured distinguished artists such as Michael Argov and Elad Armon. In the last 20 years, this gallery has concentrated on exhibiting young and emerging artists working in various media, including painting, photography, installations, video and digital art. In 2007, Natalie Nesher Aman joined the Gallery, bringing with her a decade of invaluable experience at Sotheby’s Israel, and today, the Gallery is a year-round exhibition space that mainly shows Israeli artists. The gallery is open Monday to Thursday, 11am- 2pm and again at 5pm -7pm, and on Saturdays, it’s open from 11am- 2pm. For future events check out their Facebook page.
3. Gordon Gallery
Art Gallery
Gordon Gallery 2, 4 Natan Hachacham St., Tel Aviv
4. Stern Gallery
Art Gallery
The Kibbutz Art Gallery
The Kibbutz Art Gallery was founded by the Kibbutz Movement Alliance immediately after the Six Day War. The kibbutz movement was at the height of its power, and this gallery was meant as an application to expose artists to the Tel Aviv and bring the kibbutz to the city. In April 1968, the first exhibition at the gallery was opened at 170 Ben Yehuda Street. The gallery was closed for 3 years due to disagreements between the movements, but when it reopened in April 1973, the basement bought 25 Dov Hoz Street, where the gallery remains today. In November 2004, the expanded Kibbutz Art Gallery opened, which sharpened its identity and its commitment to art. Current notable artists exhibited here include Ziv Ben Dov and Chana Yegar.
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