We spent the afternoon moving between studios, conversations, and the table, anchored by the work and voices of Noa Ironic and Zoë Buckman. Each artist shared not only their practice, but the intention, urgency, and advocacy that shape what they create and why it matters.
There is something uniquely powerful about being in the studio, experiencing the work up close, and hearing directly from the artists themselves.
We closed the day together at Café Mogador, continuing the conversation with Yoomee Ohayon, Assistant Curator of Prints and Drawings at the Tel Aviv Museum of Art. Yoomee offered a thoughtful perspective on this moment, how the museum is carrying forward through it, and insight into the remarkable exhibitions recently presented and those still to come.
We are grateful for this group, for the artists, and for the kind of community that shows up with curiosity, care, and engagement.
