Past Events

The Liebling Haus tour presents Bauhaus architecture in the White City, designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2003. The tour offers a journey from past to present in which visitors hear the stories of the European immigrants who built it, visit the permanent and temporary exhibitions and learn about current issues in urban conservation and design.

Join exhibition curator Arch. Limor Yossifon Goldman and photographer Yigal Gawze for a guided exhibition tour. This is an opportunity to closely observe how documentation has influenced the cultural narrative of the “White City” through the work of iconic photographers from various styles and periods, including Gawze, Yitzhak Kalter, Judith Turner, Irmel Kamp, Yigal Gawze and Günther Förg.

The Liebling Haus tour presents Bauhaus architecture in the White City, designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2003. The tour offers a journey from past to present in which visitors hear the stories of the European immigrants who built it, visit the permanent and temporary exhibitions and learn about current issues in urban conservation and design.

Six cities, three iconic buildings, one cultural mosaic: An evening of fast short talks by conservation department managers from Israel's major cities, presenting their cities' iconic buildings and the stories behind them. Arch. Michelle ‘ Laor, Arch. Sharon Dinur, Arch. Einav Shchory, Arch. Jeremie Hoffmann, Roni Zemler and Arch. Zvika Kamil.

The Liebling Haus tour presents Bauhaus architecture in the White City, designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2003. The tour offers a journey from past to present in which visitors hear the stories of the European immigrants who built it, visit the permanent and temporary exhibitions and learn about current issues in urban conservation and design.

A personal exhibition, this farewell gesture, presents the ideas of architect Zvi Hecker on dwellings and domesticity. It looks at the process of planning a home and at the life lived in it, as he did for his daughter, in dialogue with her. The visit will be led by the exhibition’s curator, architect Sabrina Cegla, as part of the Love Art. Make Art Weekend.

The Liebling Haus tour presents Bauhaus architecture in the White City, designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2003. The tour offers a journey from past to present in which visitors hear the stories of the European immigrants who built it, visit the permanent and temporary exhibitions and learn about current issues in urban conservation and design.

Join us for an urban tour among the city gardens and passageways – some familiar, others more secret – and get acquainted with Tel Aviv as it was imagined almost a century ago by Patrick Geddes: a Mediterranean garden city. The tour is led by Anat Groysman, certified tour guide via ministry of tourism.

The Liebling Haus tour presents Bauhaus architecture in the White City, designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2003. The tour offers a journey from past to present in which visitors hear the stories of the European immigrants who built it, visit the permanent and temporary exhibitions and learn about current issues in urban conservation and design.

The Liebling Haus tour presents Bauhaus architecture in the White City, designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2003. The tour offers a journey from past to present in which visitors hear the stories of the European immigrants who built it, visit the permanent and temporary exhibitions and learn about current issues in urban conservation and design.

An exhibition on the impact of documentation in shaping the cultural narrative of the White City, as seen through the works of iconic photographers such as Itzhak Kalter, Judith Turner, Irmel Kamp, Yigal Gawze, and Günther Förg, who worked in different styles and periods.

The Liebling Haus tour presents Bauhaus architecture in the White City, designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2003. The tour offers a journey from past to present in which visitors hear the stories of the European immigrants who built it, visit the permanent and temporary exhibitions and learn about current issues in urban conservation and design.

Join us for an urban tour among the city gardens and passageways – some familiar, others more secret – and get acquainted with Tel Aviv as it was imagined almost a century ago by Patrick Geddes: a Mediterranean garden city. The tour is led by Anat Groysman, certified tour guide via ministry of tourism.

A two-day conference, part of the global UN-HABITAT Urban Thinkers Campus, will be held in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem. The conference aims to highlight cultural and natural heritage as key elements in sustainable public space development, emphasizing their impact on community wellbeing and environmental health.

The Liebling Haus tour presents Bauhaus architecture in the White City, designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2003. The tour offers a journey from past to present in which visitors hear the stories of the European immigrants who built it, visit the permanent and temporary exhibitions and learn about current issues in urban conservation and design.

A personal exhibition, this farewell gesture, presents the ideas of architect Zvi Hecker on dwellings and domesticity. It looks at the process of planning a home and at the life lived in it, as he did for his daughter, in dialogue with her. The visit will be led by the exhibition’s curator, architect Sabrina Cegla, as part of the Love Art. Make Art Weekend.

The Liebling Haus tour presents Bauhaus architecture in the White City, designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2003. The tour offers a journey from past to present in which visitors hear the stories of the European immigrants who built it, visit the permanent and temporary exhibitions and learn about current issues in urban conservation and design.

Last chance to visit part one of Tsibi Geva's evolving exhibition in the Residency apartment. The closing event is an opportunity to spend time in the apartment and talk to Geva about modern architecture, father laws and mechanisms of destruction and construction in a time when local identity is obscured by the ongoing war and social-political struggle. It is an invitation to explore Geva's process of settling in a home and watch documentation of meetings held in the apartment.

A one-off evening where artists and researchers perform their answers on a round stage.

A two-day conference, part of the global UN-HABITAT Urban Thinkers Campus, will be held in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem. The conference aims to highlight cultural and natural heritage as key elements in sustainable public space development, emphasizing their impact on community wellbeing and environmental health.