Image: Chelouche Gallery, Tel Aviv
Chelouche Gallery will open a new exhibition season in Tel Aviv–Yafo on 3 September 2026 with an exhibition pairing Nadav Weissman and Moshe Kupferman. The opening is scheduled for Thursday at 19:00 at the gallery’s premises at 15 Hazorfim Street.
The exhibition forms part of a two-show season described by Chelouche Gallery as bringing together artists from different generations. According to the gallery’s announcement, the programme is intended to offer fresh perspectives on the canon of Israeli art. The announcement provides no further curatorial details about the relationship between Weissman’s and Kupferman’s practices.
The email specifically presents Moshe Kupferman’s ‘Untitled (series of 16 works)’, dated 1996. The work consists of 16 mixed-media pieces on paper, each measuring 26.5 by 19 centimetres. No title, date or medium for a work by Nadav Weissman is specified in the announcement.
The season announcement also lists a separate exhibition featuring Tama Goren and Meira Shemesh. It identifies Goren’s ‘studying for the exam’ (2024) as made with pens and watercolour on paper, measuring 60 by 42 centimetres, and Shemesh’s ‘The 90’s’ (1990) as made with chalk, pencil and coloured pens, measuring 34 by 24 centimetres. Those works are presented as part of the gallery’s wider season rather than as details of the Weissman–Kupferman pairing.
Chelouche Gallery lists opening hours as Monday through Thursday from 11:00 to 18:00 and Friday through Saturday from 11:00 to 14:00. The announcement gives the opening date and time but does not state an exhibition closing date.
