Architecture, exhibitions, and the meetings between them.

building-wide exhibition marking the centennial of Patrick Geddes' 1925 master plan for Tel Aviv as a garden city. Co-curated and designed with Shira Levy Benyamini, the exhibition unfolds across every floor of Liebling Haus, treating the building itself as a living example of the garden city housing concept Geddes envisioned.

site-specific exhibition examining Israeli national identity through jewelry as spatial and political commentary, responding to the social and political crises that escalated with the events of October 7, 2023.

How photography from the 1930s to today shaped the image of Tel Aviv's White City and preserved its International Style architecture, through the work of iconic photographers including Yitzhak Kalter, Judith Turner, Irmel Kamp, Yigal Gawze, and Günther Förg.

Marking the centennial of the local Electric Company, this exhibition featured new electricity-themed artwork by 10 multidisciplinary artists and architects, inspired by the architecture of the country's earliest power stations.

An international exhibition tracing the Austrian-Israeli connection through the story of Hans Moller and Adolf Loos. Crossing architecture, photography, fashion, and art, featuring Austrian artists Heidi Schatzl and Ana Popescu and Israeli designers Yael Shenberger and Maayan Toledano.

A solo exhibition by British illustrator, architect, and cyclist Eliza Southwood, developed over a year of remote collaboration during COVID-19. Southwood took a virtual journey from England to Israel, traversing ten countries from her studio in London.