Neria Barr is a Weekend & Billboard Magazines editor. She specializes in arts and entertainment, with a focus on fine art, urban art, street art, art dealing, and digital art. Neria's work has been featured in Yahoo News and the Jerusalem Post.
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Neria's coverage predominantly focuses on local Israeli culture, art, music, food, and travel. She regularly covers events, provides reviews of cultural happenings, and features profiles of individuals in the entertainment industry.
Given her focus on local content related to Israeli culture and society, Neria would likely be interested in pitches that highlight unique aspects of Israel's arts and cultural scene. This could include new artistic endeavors or developments within the local entertainment industry.
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By: Neria Barr
The internationally famed artist collective Broken Fingaz trades global street murals for oil paintings in its first comprehensive solo presentation.
The internationally famed artist collective Broken Fingaz trades global street murals for oil paintings in its first comprehensive solo presentation. The smell of fresh oil paint still hangs in the ai...
Exhibit combines hyper-realistic still lifes, Adina Nipo poetry.
By: Neria Barr
Igal Perry and New York’s Peridance Contemporary Dance Company arrive in Israel with a program spanning styles – and one deeply personal hora.
By: Neria Barr
The first major Israeli exhibition of Tom Wesselmann explores how iconic pop art is viewed through today’s social and political lens.
Seven choreographers, one live pianist, and a palindrome that refuses to end.
Seven choreographers, one live pianist, and a palindrome that refuses to end. A group of men in their seventies stand in a war scene and hold each other up.
You can’t tell Tandoori’s story without mentioning Rina Pushkarna, who founded the restaurant and still runs it today, with her son also involved.
Dan David Prize winner Prof. Max Bergholz on how ordinary people are swept into violence.
By: NERIA BARR
A new book opens a window into Israel Makov's collection of nearly 400 works, tracing six decades of passion for Israeli art and support for artists before they gain recognition.
