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A video by Natalia Ryss at the final exhibition of the Round Table project at Wild Gallery
Come visit the gallery, the exhibition is on view until August 6.
3, Akhad Ha'Am St., Malon Hanassi bld., 3 floor.
sun–thu, 15:30—19:30
When Zvi Tolkovsky was a child, he walked to his religious studies with a friend. Suddenly a shot was fired and struck his friend. He was saved by the Tanakh he was carrying in his pocket. The image of a book pierced page by page never left Zvi.
The full story behind the artwork — come hear it at the exhibition, on view until August 6.
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Round Table: Final Group Exhibition
on view until August 6
curated by Ronit Sorek and Max Epstein
with the participation of Loti Gombosh
30/06/2026
It's hard to believe that "Round Table" has reached its final chapter! Thank you to all twelve incredible artists and our curators for this layered, ever-evolving journey from December 2025 to August 2026👏
The project's closing exhibition is on view through August 6
Ohad Amoyal, Max Epstein, Natalia Ryss, Hammerman, Nitay Kinkulkin, Maxim Dov, Kremer, Ilya Kreines, Karina Hananeia, Tolkovsky, Hava Rokhlin, Olga Goltser
curated by Max Epstein & Ronit Sorek
with curatorial assistance from Loti Lotika Gombosh-Wollach
Last week of the "Earth, Ashes, Dust" exhibition by Hava Rokhlin and Olga Goltser: 14/6–18/6, sun–thu, 15:30—19:30
Part of the Round Table project curated by Ronit Sorek and Max Epstein
07/06/2026
Introducing some of the artworks by Hava Rokhlin
Hava is no stranger to Wild Gallery — she has shown here before alongside Max Epstein in the Watchtower exhibition, and she teaches at Wild Kids. It's always a pleasure to have her back, this time as part of "Earth, Ashes, Dust" together with Olga Goltser.
In her works for this exhibition, Hava uses wooden lightboxes with two layers of photographs printed on transparent film. Each image is created through double exposure — one layer capturing a burned forest outside Jerusalem, where traces of new green life push through the ash and char. Dying and beginning, held in the same frame.
Earth, Ashes, Dust is on view until June 18. 📍 Wild Gallery, Jerusalem.
04/06/2026
“My work is simple
I watch the light
I see the shapes
That splash in shades.”
— Olga Goltser
Olga Goltser was part of the very first exhibition that opened Wild Gallery, and we’re truly happy to share her work with you again.
Now, together with Hava Rokhlin, she takes part in the exhibition project “Earth, Ashes, Dust”, on view until June 18.
Olga Goltser is an animation artist, designer, and illustrator. A graduate of Bezalel Academy, she also holds an MA in Production and Cinema from Sapir College. She founded the Animation Department at Sapir Academic College, and her films have participated in festivals in Israel and internationally. Her practice focuses on sand and object animation, experimental animation, and the dialogue between image, light, and movement
02/06/2026
sharing some pictures from the last (amazing!) event and and reminding you that the "Earth, Ashes, Dust" exhibition by Olga Goltser and Hava Rokhlin is on display until 18 June
27/05/2026
Earth, Ashes, Dust | Exhibition Tour & Performance
Sunday, May 31, 20:00
The evening opens with a walkthrough alongside artists Hava Rokhlin and Olga Goltser, including new interventions in the space — a chance to see the exhibition in its expanded form and ask questions directly.
This is followed by a live audiovisual performance: two musicians and two VJs improvising simultaneously — sound and image in dialogue with the exhibition and with each other.
Participants:
Hava Rokhlin, Olga Goltser, Max Epstein, Ronit Sorek, Grigory Lomize, Maxim Dov, Nitay Kinkulkin aka Ne Tai, Anat Moss
Part of the Round Table project | Exhibition on view May 17 – June 18
curated by Ronit Sorek & Max Epstein
Wild Gallery, 3 Akhad Ha'am St., Malon Hanassi bld., 3rd floor, Jerusalem
Sunday, May 31, 20:00
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