Space for Community Art

The artworks displayed in this exhibition were created in the Space for Community Art. They represent the progress of members of a community formed by artists of the Incubator in unusual spaces: hotels for evacuees; a shelled and abandoned town; city squares; a studio in Kfar Yanoh; private archives and apartments. In the context of their work, the artists conducted dialogues with various groups of people, whose participation in the program provided the fundamental material for the artworks.

The works in the exhibition record male figures who have struggled for decades with an unabated will to adjust to a new place. Ribka chose to document them here, understanding that they have built a place that allows them to work at something they are good at, a place where they are able to create something new and reap the fruits of their success.