TLV Altmans Gallery, HaMasger Street 54, Tel Aviv (2026)

22/09/2026

La Couleur de l’Amour. An exhibition of Bella Brizel and Marc Chagall will open at the Tova Osman Gallery in Tel Aviv.

Separated by forty-two years, united by the École de Paris, figurative modernism, a shared cultural inheritance, traditions, and religion both worked toward the same purpose: to make the inner world visible through colour, memory and symbol.

Specifically for the exhibition at the Tova Osman Gallery Khen Shish, israeli artist, will create an installation.

Curated by Giora Altman.

09/09/2026

Bella Brisel is an Israeli-French painter and graphic artist. Her art is characterized by expressive, atmospheric compositions that blend figurative and abstract elements. Her works often feature delicate yet dynamic forms, evoking a sense of movement and emotion through subtle color harmonies and layered textures.

Bella Brisel’s artworks are featured in prominent collections and galleries, including the Israel Museum, Tel Aviv Museum of Art, and the Haifa Museum of Art. Her artpieces have also been showcased in international group exhibitions at institutions such as the Kunstmuseum Bonn (Germany) and the Museum of Contemporary Art in Kraków (Poland).

In recent years, Brisel has gained increasing attention in the art market; her works regularly appear in major Israeli and European auctions, with key pieces fetching significant prices at Tiroche and other leading auction houses.

27/08/2026

Yesterday evening, it was announced that Yayoi Kusama died in a Tokyo hospital on August 14th. She was 97.

Kusama's endless polka dots and pumpkins are instantly recognizable worldwide today — she was, without a doubt, the most famous contemporary artist. And in 2023, she was also the best-selling living artist, with auction sales of her work reaching $80.9 million.

Until her final year, the artist continued to work, caring for her legacy. "I hope that the polka dots will continue to spread and carry my message to people everywhere," she wrote in her autobiography, Infinity Net. "And even after death, I would be happiest if the trace I left behind continued to stretch further and deeper, endlessly, reaching future generations."

01/08/2026

Yayui Kusama once said "I was enchanted by their charming and winsome form". It was about pumkins.

Yayui Kusama's instantly recognizable pumpkins have become fixtures of contemporary art and popular culture. Kusama began drawing pumpkins as a child in pre-war Japan, where her family owned a plant nursery that farmed kabocha squash. Her obsession only grew with time. Kusama’s signature dotted pumpkins have since appeared as works on paper, handheld figurines, towering sculptures, and in the artist’s immersive infinity room installations. To Kusama, the pumpkins are warm and humorous motifs with figures that, at times, feel human.

Yayui Kusama is a Japanese artist and writer whose work is often recognizable for its use of psychedelic colors, repetition, and pattern. A key figure in the avant-garde, she worked in a wide range of media, including painting, collage, soft sculpture, performance, film, and environmental installations. Kusama is recognized as one of Japan's most prominent living artists.

30/07/2026

Pablo Picasso is one of the principal artists of the 20th century, the founder of Cubism, who radically transformed the language of modern art. His oeuvre united academic training, Spanish cultural memory, European avant-garde, African and Iberian sculpture, Neoclassicism, and a constant experimentation with form.

The Altmans Gallery's collection includes original editions and ceramics by Pablo Picasso. His artwork is often featured in the gallery's exhibition projects.

25/07/2026

Pablo Picasso is one of the principal artists of the 20th century, the founder of Cubism, who radically transformed the language of modern art. His oeuvre united academic training, Spanish cultural memory, European avant-garde, African and Iberian sculpture, Neoclassicism, and a constant experimentation with form.

In 2026, the world celebrates the 145th anniversary of the great artist. Of particular significance in his legacy are his graphic works and ceramics: Picasso created thousands of etchings, lithographs, linocuts, print series, and ceramic objects, all of which became an essential part of 20th-century art.

Pablo Picasso's artworks are held in the world's major museums, including MoMA (New York, USA), the Metropolitan Museum of Art (New York, USA), the Guggenheim Museum (New York, USA), Tate (Great Britain), the Centre Pompidou (Paris, France), the Paris Picasso Museum (Paris, France), and the Queen Sofía National Museum Art Centre (Madrid, Spain).

In 2023, the artist was included in the Artprice 100; his auction record is $179.365 million for the painting Les Femmes d'Alger (Version O), sold at Christie's in 2015.

21/07/2026

Altmans Gallery is an international gallery founded in 2015, specializes in editioned graphic works created by world-famous artists.

We are systematically offering lithographs, engravings, etchings, pochoirs, silkscreens, as well as sculptures and ceramics by leading figures of the global art market included in the Artprice 100 index, such as Chagall, Dalí, Schiele, Matisse, Picasso, Murakami, Katz, and others.

Since its founding, the Altmans Gallery team has organized and held more than 30 exhibitions attended by tens of thousands of art lovers.

The Altmans Gallery collection includes many museum-quality lithographs — similar works are held in major institutions such as the Centre Pompidou, the Museum of Modern Art in New York (MoMA), and the Prado Museum.

When purchasing works from Altmans Gallery, you can be confident in their authenticity and transparent provenance. All pieces in the gallery’s portfolio have been acquired at major international auctions and from leading galleries with impeccable reputations.

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