Culture

The city of Tel Aviv is working up some creative ways to host some 20,000 visitors during the Eurovision events in May.

In this guest post, Yael Shapira, founder of Alternative Tel Aviv, takes readers into the fascinating world of graffiti and urban art.

The LINK hotel has no reception desk, no bellboy, no concierge, and no cash transactions; and it boasts an impressive street art collection.

The plans were announced by Sodastream CEO Daniel Birnbaum and PepsiCo CEO Ramon Laguarta at a Globes Business Conference last week.

Drawing inspiration from her time in Japan, Ganit Goldstein looks to reshape fashion through a collection that blends art and technology.

The Spiral Tower will rise to a height of 350 meters spanning 91 stories and will be part of the famous Azrieli Center Complex.

Telavivian's Anna Kopito takes a closer look at the 10 most interesting and exciting spots in the White City.

The winner of the Design Awards 2019 by the prestigious UK design and architecture magazine Wallpaper* will be announced in February.

The Celinununu collection consists of a gender-neutral clothing line that aims to empower children to express their own individuality and creativity.

A new report by UK-based Euromonitor International shows the rate of inbound arrivals in the Holy City has grown by 38 percent.

Educational clowns in Israeli classrooms are the newest colorful characters in the country’s flourishing therapeutic clowning scene.

Canadian-Israeli philanthropist Sylvan Adams, who brought the indoor velodrome to Tel Aviv, and the Giro d'Italia to Israel, helped finance the network, set to span 110 kilometers.

A joint initiative by the African Refugee Development Center and the Developers Institute hopes to help refugees launch tech careers.

NoCamels looks at the Israeli artists making their mark with creativity and daring, curated by Art Source.

Based in Mountain View, CA, Hippo is transforming homeowners insurance with advanced tech, and has reached out to help victims of the devastating fires