About the Gallery

Discover the story behind Office in Tel Aviv Gallery, our mission, and our dedication to contemporary art since 2005.

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Our Story

Founded in 2005, Office in Tel Aviv Gallery has established itself as a unique platform for contemporary art, focusing on works that explore the intersection of technology, urban life, and traditional mediums.

Our space at 1 Shlomo Hamelech Street serves as both a gallery and a cultural hub, hosting exhibitions, artist talks, and collaborative projects. In partnership with "Terminal" Art Magazine, we aim to foster critical discourse around contemporary visual culture.

The gallery represents a diverse roster of Israeli and international artists, with a particular focus on multimedia installations, painting, and conceptual art that challenges conventional boundaries.

Mission & Vision

Our Mission

To provide a dynamic platform for contemporary artists to showcase innovative work, foster dialogue between artists and audiences, and make contemporary art accessible to diverse communities.

We aim to bridge the gap between established artistic practices and emerging digital forms, creating a space where traditional mediums coexist with new media art.

Our Vision

To become a leading center for contemporary art in the Mediterranean region, recognized for our commitment to artistic excellence, cultural exchange, and educational outreach.

We envision a future where art serves as a catalyst for social change, and where our gallery continues to nurture the next generation of artistic talent.

Our Team

Galit Cohen

Galit Cohen

Founder & Director

With over 20 years of experience in the contemporary art world, Galit founded the gallery in 2005 with a vision to create a space for artistic innovation.

Yaron Levi

Yaron Levi

Chief Curator

Yaron has curated exhibitions at major institutions internationally and brings a keen eye for emerging talent and innovative artistic practices.

Noa Rosenberg

Noa Rosenberg

Gallery Manager

Noa oversees gallery operations and artist relations, ensuring a seamless experience for both artists and visitors to the gallery.

Our History

2005

Gallery Founding

Office in Tel Aviv Gallery opens its doors at 1 Shlomo Hamelech Street, with an inaugural exhibition featuring emerging Israeli artists.

2008

Partnership with "Terminal"

Formal partnership established with "Terminal" Art Magazine, creating a platform for critical discourse around contemporary art.

2012

International Expansion

First international group exhibition featuring artists from Europe and North America, establishing the gallery's global connections.

2018

Gallery Renovation

Major renovation expands exhibition space and adds state-of-the-art lighting and climate control systems for artwork preservation.

2023

Digital Initiatives

Launch of virtual exhibitions and online artist talks, expanding the gallery's reach beyond physical boundaries.