Considered one of the most important and respected French contemporary painters, Philippe Cognée has been exploring the notion of observation, image and memory for nearly twenty years. For this solo exhibition, Cognée's wax paintings reference his travels in Tel Aviv combined with sandcastles he had built near the Loire River in France. His canvases are emotionally captivating in a way that is both chilling, yet familiar.
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Chilean-born artist Ivan Navarro occupies Litvak Gallery's concept room with three works from his renowned series “Nowhere Man” and one of his most recent works that gives the illusion of infinite space. In his artistic style, Navarro questions Minimalism by going beyond the pure form of the florescent lights by attaching social content, history, and a psychological aspect to his pieces.    More...

For the first time since opening in December 2009, Litvak Gallery presents a contemporary, multimedia group exhibition, featuring Israel's most renown contemporary artists, as well as artists from Asia, Europe, and the United States. The diversity of the works exhibited gives expression to the different facets of the concept of liquidity – from a social idea and platform for criticism to a reflection of the artist's soul and a metaphor for the act of making art.    More...