
Graffiti and street art tours, and an exhibition marking three years since October 7, at various locations in Tel Aviv–Jaffa. For DigiTel cardholders only.
Exclusive for DigiTel cardholders, commemorating three years since October 7: graffiti and street-art tours in Florentin and Kiryat HaMelacha, alongside tours of Mapah Nakuм by photographer Ziv Koren and poet Noam Horev.
The tours will take us on a journey through the Israeli story—from pain to hope, from memory to light, and from a difficult reality to art that seeks to heal.
A multisensory art installation that leads visitors through significant moments experienced by Israeli society from the morning of October 7 until today.
The installation brings together moments of rupture, heroism, and hope in a powerful journey of video art, photographs, and words, created by two of the leading voices in Israeli culture: award-winning photographer Ziv Koren and acclaimed creator and poet Noam Horev.
In the old yet youthful neighborhood of Florentin, located on the seam between Jaffa and Tel Aviv, between new and old Tel Aviv, among diverse populations and at the heart of the city’s development, a vast “street gallery” has flourished in recent years.
Artists from across the country come to create on the neighborhood’s walls. Sometimes they are invited and paid; at other times, their creations are tolerated, and often they are punished with fines and nights in detention when caught breaking the law.
Israeli society and the changes it undergoes can be found on Florentin’s walls. On this special tour, created in the wake of the war, we will see different types of street art—art of mourning and hope, political art, and social art.
Come experience the color, art, and freedom of expression in Kiryat HaMelacha.
We will learn about Kiryat HaMelacha’s unique character, its various artists, and its extraordinary works, some of them created in response to October 7. We will encounter works with international connections and works by world-renowned artists.
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