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Art gallery with two separate show rooms in Tzedek neighborhood. the staff is very friendly and the gallery is free and open to people and children of all ages.
It is a must see for all art collectors visiting Tel Aviv. will definitely visit again next time.
The Florentine neighborhood is located in southern Tel Aviv and is somewhat reminiscent of New York's Greenwich Village.
The roaming of the narrow streets evokes mixed emotions. On the one hand, it evokes an unpleasant sense of neglect, poorness and poverty, but on the other, the place evokes a sense of transcendence, as if you are visiting a wild and avant-garde museum, full of art creations of all types.
For walking around, take the corner of Frenkel Street and Abrabanel street as a starting point (near the synagogue "Ahavat Hesed"). and from there, walk in the narrow streets, (north and south of this point), that are filled with auto and carpentry workshops, and enjoy the beauty of the amazingly wonderful authentic art creations!!
When you visit Tel Aviv, there is a really good chance you’ll come across some brilliant graffiti while walking around.
The city has a lively street art scene, with local and international artists leaving their mark on its walls.
This is a nice gallery which you can visit for free. It small but it has a couple of nice and weird sculptures inside. Please note that inside it is hot like hell :/
I LOVE Urban Gallery!!!! Best customer service, and always take good care of their clients. They have a wonderful selection of art pieces... well worth a visit and if you are looking to buy amazing art in Israel, this should be your first stop. Ask to speak with Adi, she is wonderful :)!
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