
A play and construction session for children and parents at Liebling Haus, Tel Aviv. Participants will build a small model of Tel Aviv together from real materials under the guidance of artists.
September at Liebling Haus: A play-and-building session for children with their parents, offering an opportunity to build together a small model of Tel Aviv from real materials. The activity combines play, creativity, and collaborative work, guided by Liebling Haus’s professional teaching team. Ages 3–5
“Superstudio” was created and is led by Roni Raviv, Michal David, and Eran Eisenhamer. The session allows children and parents to play, plan, and build a small model of Tel Aviv using wood, aluminum, sponge, and rubber. The activity offers children and parents a space to develop creativity and work freely together. The model is easy and enjoyable to build, without the need for tools. The creation process is guided by professional artists. Come work with us, develop creative thinking, turn, build, and play with real materials such as wood and iron.
Roni Raviv graduated in art studies from Shenkar’s School of Multidisciplinary Art and holds a master’s degree in education and art from Goldsmiths, University of London. She develops and teaches courses, workshops, and projects that strive to create a meaningful encounter between people and materials and enable independent, dynamic learning.
Michal David graduated from the Department of Architecture at Bezalel. She creates using sculptural and craft techniques, taking the urban space and environment into consideration, and believes in creative curiosity and surprising discoveries in materials.
Omer Shach graduated in art studies from Shenkar’s School of Multidisciplinary Art. He works in painting, sculpture, and printmaking. He has exhibited in a solo exhibition at Liebling Haus and in duo and group exhibitions at various galleries. He strives to develop in his students flexibility with practical and conceptual creative tools, in the transition between two-dimensional and three-dimensional work—and to enjoy the process along the way.
Yuli Maroz graduated from the Department of Industrial Design at Bezalel. She is the creator of the O peel brand, a designer, researcher, and developer of a way of thinking through the disassembly and assembly of organic materials such as fruit peels. She creates art and design objects with renewed value and conducts workshops.
The activity is part of the exhibition “Everything We Have Learned So Far,” presented in Apartment Five and including events, educational activities, thoughts, ideas, and practices developed at the City School at Liebling Haus since its opening.
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