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Love Art. Make Art. Bialik Square

Любим искусство. Создаём искусство. Площадь Бялика
November 12 – 28
Starts November 12 at 10:00 AM
Bialik St 23, Tel Aviv-Yafo

Weather · Tel Aviv

Summary

A weekend of exhibitions, events, music, and multidisciplinary art at Bialik Square. November 12–28, Tel Aviv; admission to most events is free.

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City Museum – Opening of the Annual Exhibition “City on Stormy Waters”

27 Bialik Street

Friday, November 13, from 11:00.

22 women and men artists, live music on the roof, and a drink in an urban autumn atmosphere.

Free admission with advance registration.

Guided tour of the exhibition “City on Stormy Waters”

Fridays: November 20, 27 | 12:00

Saturdays: November 14, 21, 28 | 12:30

[For tickets]


Felicia: Home for the Art of Sound – Free Admission

26 Bialik Street

Thursday, November 12 | 16:00

Here, Now, Along the Way: A sound walk from Bialik Square to the sea with artist Kiki Keren-Hoss.

Using a map and a sound file, the artist invites the audience to take a sound walk through old Tel Aviv, where she grew up. The soundtrack focuses on buildings, smells, memories, contexts, and flashes from contemporary reality—a never-ending war, Gaza, Lebanon, here, now.

Saturday, November 14 | 13:00–17:30

The Zimmer comes to Felicia for an afternoon of performances and DJ sets featuring a variety of artists from the alternative scene.

The Zimmer is an autonomous cultural center for experimental music and art, active since 2008 and serving as a home for independent and exploratory creation.

Featuring:

Uri Zandbak, Itay Tirosh, Asaf Hangal, and Alex Sesser; Little Satan – Yair Binyamini, Uri Rehat, and Itamar Gorfinkel; Tsunami – Gal Shoham

The Zimmer Orchestra – Ron Katzir, Guy Dubious, Shmil Frenkel, Yael Brodsky

Saturday, November 14 | 11:30

Multichannel Creation – A Creators’ Talk

Featuring: Itzik Avi Zohar, Goni Peles, Yuval Adler

Moderated by Dr. Guy Dubious

The Acousmatic Performance – Itzik Avi Zohar will speak about and present the ideas behind the Acousmonium system, from its historical-artistic context, through its mode of thought and planning, to the instrument, the methods of playing it, and the distribution of sound in a multichannel system as a performative tool for electroacoustic music.

Acoustic Teleportation – Goni Peles and Yuval Adler will present the experience created by an ambisonic speaker system and the creative possibilities it opens up. They will discuss their work on the “Ambisonic Salon” for the exhibition “Sound/Resistance” and the process of working with the various artists hosted in the salon. At the end of the tour, Goni and Yuval will conduct a tour and demonstration in the salon itself, including playback of works and three-dimensional field recordings.

Ambisonics is a spatial sound technology that enables the creation, processing, and playback of sound in three-dimensional space. Unlike traditional surround systems, in which sound is divided into channels adapted to the number and location of speakers and microphones, in ambisonics sound is encoded as a spatial sound field and can be decoded and played back independently of the recording or playback environment—enabling the listener’s teleportation to distant acoustic spaces.


Liebling House – White City Center

29 Idelson Street

Exhibition Opening: An Architect’s Dream | Maya Gratzfeld and Roy Zebulon

Thursday 19:00–23:00

Friday 8:00–15:00

Saturday 9:00–16:00

Free admission

How can modern architecture be experienced anew by observing the buildings of Haifa’s Hadar neighborhood? Between architectural sculptures—architectons—and soft textile works, the exhibition offers an innovative perspective on the space between the planned and the everyday, and between the imagined building and the one realized in reality.

Curator: Sabrina Tzagala

Liquid Stone // Group Exhibition

Wednesday 8:00–19:00

Thursday 8:00–23:00

Friday 8:00–15:00

Saturday 9:00–16:00

Free admission.

Liquid Stone Lab is an academic research laboratory examining concrete, “liquid stone,” as a material, an ideology, and a factor shaping Israeli space. Through historical research, material experiments, interpretation, and interventions in iconic concrete structures, the exhibition exposes the ecological and cultural contradictions embodied in it and invites renewed discussion about the future of the built environment.

Curators and exhibition design: Architect Noam Shar-Shalom, Liebing House. Led by architects Osnat Tadmor and Omer Canaani, Studio 6/8, Bezalel School of Architecture, Semester B, 2025/2026.


Bialik House and Reuven House Museum are open free of charge—everyone is welcome!

Organizer: Tel Aviv Municipality

For sign-up and prices, contact them directly.

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