How to Say More with Less? / A Symposium accompanying the exhibition Noma Bar: Look Again →

In collaboration with Portfolio Magazine, the museum presents an evening inspired by Noma Bar’s distinctive visual language. Over 25 years, Bar has created iconic images for global corporations and personal projects, using formal reduction, the interplay of positive and negative space, and the merging of images to distill complex ideas into sharp, surprising compositions.

The programme extends the idea of reduction beyond illustration through a series of short talks on subjects including social media micro-dramas, exceptionally small-scale urban architecture, and app microcopy. A debate spanning fashion, art, social media, design, and writing will consider whether more or less is better. Yuval Saar will also speak with Noma Bar.

The evening concludes with Ari Teperberg’s 70-minute solo performance, Untitled Document, which unfolds entirely within a Google Docs document. With a perspective that is both playful and poignant, Teperberg connects voice, identity, technology, communication, memory, and loss as he navigates the internet and his own memories in search of forgotten voices, stories, and discoveries.

The event is in Hebrew only. Participant numbers are limited, and advance reservations are required for all participants. Participation includes an entrance ticket to the museum.