A Glimpse into Two Special Displays: Dudu Geva Was Here: New in the Collection & Ronen Sharabani: Strings Attached (in Hebrew) →

Join an encounter with curator Tal Lanir focusing on two distinct exhibitions.

The first part of the session explores "Dudu Geva Was Here: New in the Collection." Dudu Geva (1950–2005) was a prominent and distinctive comics artist and satirist who consistently challenged the country’s cultural and political establishment. To mark the 20th anniversary of his passing, his family donated approximately 80 of his works to the museum collection.

The second part features "Ronen Sharabani: Strings Attached," an interactive environment that actively engages the viewer. This work examines how the constant presence of technology reshapes the relationship between man and machine.

Please note that this encounter is conducted in Hebrew only. The number of participants is limited, and advance reservations are required for all attendees. Participation in the encounter includes an entrance ticket to the museum.