Naama Riba is a journalist at Haaretz Daily Newspaper Ltd. She focuses on arts and entertainment, culture and society, and regional interest, exploring topics such as art dealing, fine art, urban and street art, and the intersection of social interest with pop culture. Naama's work has been featured in MSN and the Mikveh Ladies Association of Rhode Island, highlighting her diverse contributions to the field.
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Naama Riba's coverage focuses on culture, society, and design within the context of Israel and Gaza. She appears to be interested in human-interest stories related to art, architecture, public relations and their intersection with the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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By: Naama Riba
Nothing but a perpetual party: Let back in to the famed internatioal art exhibition by a controversial Biennale president, Russia set up a non-stop party with regime-compliant musicians. The artists protesting outside tried to be louder
By: Naama Riba
Agam was one of Israel's most internationally recognized artists. His works include the Fire and Water Fountain at Dizengoff Square in Tel Aviv and exhibitions at major museums such as New York's Museum of Modern Art and Paris' Centre Pompidou
By: Naama Riba
The fate of Yaacov Agam's iconic 'fountain of fire' in Tel Aviv's Dizengoff Square remains uncertain amid a protracted dispute between Agam's estate and the municipality over missing colorful triangles essential to the artwork
By: Naama Riba
From muscular Zionism to postwar trauma, a new exhibition recasts the Maccabiah as a lens on Jewish identity, war and nation-building
From muscular Zionism to postwar trauma, a new exhibition recasts the Maccabiah as a lens on Jewish identity, war and nation-building
By: Naama Riba
A comprehensive exhibition revisits the works of Karmi, who designed controversial projects like Tel Aviv's Central Bus Station and Jerusalem's Holyland
By: Naama Riba
Israeli artist Yael Atzmony delved into the horrors of the death camp where her father was imprisoned, turning its history into porcelain
By: Naama Riba
Over two years on a Tel Aviv rooftop, Helmar Lerski shot portraits of a single man from countless angles. Now the Israel Museum has acquired several of them
Ramat Aviv Residents fear the ritual bath is the first step in changing the secular neighborhood's character. From Jerusalem to Petah Tikva, they say they have seen how the process unfolds
On the tenth anniversary of photographer Aliza Auerbach's death, a new exhibition focuses on the singular, deeply personal perspective through which she portrayed Israel's capital
