Sometimes it’s good to just feel like a plain guy and leave the glamorous space of snobbish galleries, showrooms, “Artist’s Houses” and so on… and to come down to street level … or, for example, in a cafe! [» » »]

These photos were accumulated during the half-a-year period since the site art-in-process.com had been created. Indeed, a mixed bag of people… I guess it could be a proper name for the whole project. [» » »]

The photographs were taken at the Tel Aviv Museum of Art, on the night of 22 July. Most of them – at the opening of David LaShapelle exhibition.

Leonid Zeiger

[» » »]

Neve Shaanan is a neighborhood in Tel Aviv. Neve Shaanan will fascinate amateur urban anthropologists – as long as they are not afraid of a little grit and chaos. This clamorous, neglected neighborhood is home to Tel Aviv’s urban underclass. It is where foreign workers from Ghana, Liberia, China, Romania the Philippines and Thailand live side-by-side with prostitutes, drug dealers and narcotics addicts. [» » »]

[» » »]