For most Israelis, the cultural boycott of the country is felt mainly when a famous singer or a movie star decides not to come here to perform or attend a film festival. But the boycott, which has been in place officially since 2005 as part of the wider campaign of boycotts, divestment and sanctions, also exists in the field of art, and Israeli artists and art institutions are strongly…
The quiet boycott: When Israeli art is out
A conference in Tel Aviv will explore the impact of the BDS movement on the country’s contemporary art scene.
- By Shany Littman
- January 28, 2015
- Source: haaretz.com
- Originally published on 01/08/2015
The quiet boycott: When Israeli art is out
A conference in Tel Aviv will explore the impact of the BDS movement on the country’s contemporary art scene.
- by External Reprints
- Source: haaretz.coma
- Originally published on 01/08/2015
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