YA'ARA
KEYDAR

The story of Ronit Elkabetz, an iconic figure in Israeli and international culture, who made a significant impact on cinema, performance, and fashion. This journey takes us through Israel, Morocco, and France, exploring her wardrobe—a unique archive of the experiences and moments that defined her remarkable life.

The intersection of fashion, performance, and technology illuminates the deep connection between fashion shows and performance art. Ya'ara Keydar embarks on a journey to explore the collaborations between performance artists and fashion designers, revealing the extraordinary creations on the world’s most prestigious runways.

How can one find beauty in the darkness of war? Can it even hold meaning when humanity is shrouded in shadow?
In the lecture “Secrets of Heroines”, exhibition curator Ya’ara Keydar invites the audience on a behind-the-scenes journey into the making of “Heroines: Fashion and Hope in World War II.”

In this talk, Ya’ara shares the curatorial process and the personal experience of engaging with such a complex subject in the aftermath of October 7.
Curation is a process that involves collaboration with professionals, moments of success and failure, mistakes, and a great deal of magic.

Ya’ara will tell how a single tiny thimble led to an entire exhibition. She will reveal the mysteries uncovered during the research, share moving stories from the production process, and speak about sources of inspiration—something we all need now more than ever.

This is a heartfelt lecture about a journey between sorrow and beauty, between loss and hope—and above all, a deep belief in women and humanity.