Tel Aviv City Museum

The Tel Aviv-Jaffa City Museum is located in the historic City Hall building in Bialik Square.
This is the first museum of its kind in Israel, where the collection of stories will grow with the participation of the public and will be presented in diverse interactive exhibits.

I took part in the development of the concept of the museum and the permanent exhibition that examines the nature of the city from opposite points of view: is it connected or disconnected from life in the rest of the country? How did the city and its unique character develop, what part did it play in Zionism, in building the state, in dealing with terrorism and wars, in the struggles and demonstrations that took place in its squares.

I artistically managed, illustrated and designed the exhibit in the office of the first mayor Meir Dizengoff. The exhibit presents the discussions that arose during his time in this office and involves the audience in voting on the challenges that the municipality faces still today, such as the operation of public transportation on Shabbat