Jews around the world, Jews in Israel
From glimpses of the Diaspora to murals on Israeli streets, this Passover in Tel Aviv brings forth a number of exhibits by Jewish and Israeli artists
Diaspora
For 25 years, international Jewish photographer Frédéric Brenner has been documenting Jewish communities over 40 countries around the world.

Photography: Frédéric Brenner


Diaspora, Beit Avi Chai, 44 King George Street, Jerusalem. The exhibition will be open for three months.
Visions of Kabbalah
Director and photographer Amnon Wiener is presenting large scale photography and photoshop adaptations, inspired by the tales of Rabbi Nahman of Breslov.

Photography and construction : Amnon Wiener


Visions of Kabbalah, at SketchBook Gallery (Above the book store with the same name) 5 Tschernichovsky street, Tel Aviv
Tempered
Many of the subjects in Iris Nesher's creations are well-known Israeli artists from various fields, including actresses Anya Bukstein, Assi Levi, Neta Garty, Anat Klausner actress and writer Alona Kimhi, Actress/singer Dana Adini, writer Zeruya Shalev and dancer Ilaya Shalit.

Alona Kimhi (Photograph: Iris Nesher)

Renana Raz

Neta Garty
"Tzilum Kore" (Reading Photographs)
Oded Yedaya will present 26 prints that he was worked on for the past four years. The photographs were taken during a number of anarchist protest against Israel's security fence.

Photographs: Oded Yedaya


Minshar Gallery – Minshar Art School, 18 David Hachmi St, Tel Aviv. Open until May 7
My soldier
This Passover, the works of sculptor Reuven Gafni will be re-exhibited alongside photographs taken by Erez Ben-Simon, many from the summer's war in Lebanon

Photograph: Erez Ben-Simon
"My Soldier". Exhibition Space in Dizengoff Center. On display until April 10
Dreaming in English
Angela Lynkushka is presenting three photographic essays representing aspects of the Jewish community in Melbourne

Photograph: Angela Lynkushka


"Dreaming in English", Beth Hatefutsoth (Museum of the Jewish Diaspora), Tel Aviv. On display until July 27.