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Art & Culture Track

Art & cultureChair: Liki Abrams
Consultant: Vavi Toran

There is no better way to understand Israel than through its vibrant arts and culture scene.

Israel is blessed with a magnitude of artists and a cultural bounty that defies its size. From writers and award-winning filmmakers, to young designers, cartoonists and sculptors, Israel is fast becoming a premier cultural destination. Add to this the religious, political, historical, ethnic and socio-economic forces that shape the country and the result is a rich and diverse array of cultural offerings and discourse galore!

Visual and performing arts, theater, fashion, food, popular music, Hebrew literature, poetry, cinema, architecture…. From the thought-provoking and profound to the light and amusing, we will have the opportunity to explore and engage in discussions, meetings and hands-on experiences with Israel’s finest artists and thinkers.

Just a few of the many activities:

  1. Taking a literature and poetry walk through the streets of Jerusalem with commentary by Israeli poets and authors
  2. Sampling the best of Israeli foods and cuisine in Mahneh Yehuda Market with a local chef and folklorist
  3. Engaging in conversation with a young Israeli writer in a literary café
  4. Strolling from Yaffo, through Neve Tzedek to Tel Aviv and taking an in-depth look at the development of the first Hebrew city through its architecture and arts
  5. Taking a photographic tour of the Galil while eating from the bounty of the land
  6. Meeting and interacting with actors and directors of a regional theatre
  7. Attending cultural events

Full draft itinerary to be posted shortly — check back regularly for updates!

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