עונת תערוכות 2021/2022

In about a year (2023) Nissim Zlait will turn 100 years old, of which he has been involved in art for over 90 years, especially in painting. Nissim is one of the generation of artists who came to Israel when they were formed in their artistic way. He immigrated alone from Baghdad in 1951 at the age of 28. In Baghdad he studied painting and engaged in drawing and realistic painting. His talent was known to many even then. Among the few paintings he managed to bring with him, this exhibition features a realistic portrait painting (auxiliary portrait

'Mini Retro 2021' is an exhibition that began before the outbreak of the corona, during which Zlait went through upheavals in his family life,

Once a month, on a Saturday, an "open house on Saturday" is held. At each event, alongside the works of Nissim Zlait, a guest artist will present a selection of his works. In October 2021, the painter Yonatan Liron will be a guest. Yonatan Liron, painter, born in R.

Once a month, on a Saturday, an "open house on Saturday" is held. At each event, alongside works by Nissim Zlait, a guest artist will present a selection of his works. In November 2021, the artist Aviva Sun will be a guest

Once a month, on a Saturday, an "open house on Saturday" is held. At each event, alongside works by Nissim Zlait, a guest artist will present a selection of his works. In December 2021, the artist Adiva Or will be a guest. Born in Tel Aviv, one of the students of the artist, painter, sculptor and more

Winter is rainy and cold and we are fitting ourselves with a special guest, Roni Oz, owner of a creative gallery, who will present a selection of special tools, made by the CARMANI brand. Tools are decorated with paintings by the great classical painters such as Van Gogh, Klim

Another Shabbat where an open house event will be held on Shabbat with works from the last decade. Nissim Zlait Hp

The March event hosts two artists - the sculptor David Goma and the painter Yaakov Shaki, alongside a new exhibition by the painter Nissim Zlait