If you, too, suffer from the July-August heat that has become very heavy, but still crave a little culture for the soul, here's something just right for art lovers in the sweltering summer. The Mamilla Hotel in Jerusalem makes sure to put on temporary art exhibitions, and recently a new exhibition called "Freedom - Breathing Space" was launched at the hotel. All the works in the exhibition are dedicated to the theme of freedom.
The exhibition is curated by Galit Zimbalist, and features various artists who have presented diverse techniques, including photography, painting and sculpture, including Michal Greenbaum, Matti Khalili, Neta Ganor, Ziv Ringer, and Jane Levitan.
The work of Matti Khalili, photo: PR
This Friday, July 14, at 12:00 noon, there will be a gallery talk following the exhibition, in which the artists will participate and will be moderated by the curator. The dialogue will be open to the general public, and will allow visitors a guided view of the exhibition.
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