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Holon: Mediatheque
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Secrets of Heroines
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.
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Holon: Mediatheque
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Secrets of Heroines
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.
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Ness Ziona: Beit Hapnay
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Diva! Out of This World
From 16th-century Italian opera to Elton John, Yaara Keydar's lecture traces the diva's sartorial evolution. This fashionable celebration explores iconic style through exhibitions and wardrobes, showcasing trendsetters like Barbra Streisand, Dolly Parton, Cher, Vivien Leigh, and RuPaul. Experience a runway of sass featuring grand ensembles, boundary-pushing looks, and era-defining aesthetics. Discover how these figures revolutionized fashion, defying norms with every stitch and sequin. Prepare for a glamorous journey through the closets of legendary performers who captivated audiences with talent and their extraordinary sense of style and flair for the dramatic.
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DIVA
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Holon: Mediatheque
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Secrets of Heroines
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.
:COUPON
יערה
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Holon: Mediatheque
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Secrets of Heroines
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.
:COUPON
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Tel Aviv: Hakatedra at MUZA
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Matisse's scissors: canvas, fashion, and textiles
The works of the artist Henri Matisse and his influence on an entire generation of creators, designers, and artists leave no doubt that fashion and textiles play a huge role in his creative story. Yet still, it seems his love for textiles and fashion is a lesser-known facet of his character. Matisse grew up in a region of France that specialized in textile weaving; as an adult, he moved to Paris and filled his gray apartment with rich, printed, woven, and knitted fabrics. Through his iconic works, we will try to understand how textiles moved from the background of his composition to the center of his work and how Matisse became a stage and costume designer. His legacy has spread beyond the spaces of the museum - his bold colors, innovative textures, and captivating silhouettes can also be revealed in the designs of Yves Saint Laurent, Vivienne Westwood, Vera Wang, and others.
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Tel Aviv: The Israeli Opera
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Madonna at the Israeli Opera
The queen may lack a crown, but she does have a cone bra, fishnet stockings, and has shaped fashion and style for nearly fifty years. Following a series of successful collaborations, Ya’ara Keydar returns to the Opera House for a special evening celebrating Madonna in honor of International Women’s Day.
Join a journey in the footsteps of the ultimate diva of Western pop, who continues to provoke and propel social change through clothing and accessories, while confronting relentless public criticism in her own distinctive way.
The evening will trace Madonna’s musical milestones and stylistic choices through live vocal and operatic performances by soloists of the Israeli Opera, alongside dancers. Makeup, hairstyling, and costumes will bring her image to life on stage.
Together, we will celebrate feminine power, inspiration, and hope through the story of a courageous woman who broke boundaries and continues to swim against the current.
Madonna, this is a love song.
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New Date
Tel Aviv: The Israeli Opera
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Madonna at the Israeli Opera
The queen may lack a crown, but she does have a cone bra, fishnet stockings, and has shaped fashion and style for nearly fifty years. Following a series of successful collaborations, Ya’ara Keydar returns to the Opera House for a special evening celebrating Madonna in honor of International Women’s Day.
Join a journey in the footsteps of the ultimate diva of Western pop, who continues to provoke and propel social change through clothing and accessories, while confronting relentless public criticism in her own distinctive way.
The evening will trace Madonna’s musical milestones and stylistic choices through live vocal and operatic performances by soloists of the Israeli Opera, alongside dancers. Makeup, hairstyling, and costumes will bring her image to life on stage.
Together, we will celebrate feminine power, inspiration, and hope through the story of a courageous woman who broke boundaries and continues to swim against the current.
Madonna, this is a love song.
The event duration will be one hour and 20 minutes.
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VOGUE
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Holon: Mediatheque
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Secrets of Heroines
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.
:COUPON
יערה
New Date
Holon: Mediatheque
Heading 4
Secrets of Heroines
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.
:COUPON
יערה
Last Tickets
Holon: Mediatheque
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Secrets of Heroines
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.
:COUPON
יערה
New Date
Holon: Mediatheque
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Secrets of Heroines
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.
:COUPON
יערה
Last Tickets
Holon: Mediatheque
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Secrets of Heroines
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.
:COUPON
יערה
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Holon: Mediatheque
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Secrets of Heroines
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.
:COUPON
יערה
New Date
Holon: Mediatheque
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Secrets of Heroines
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.
:COUPON
יערה
New Date
Holon: Mediatheque
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Secrets of Heroines
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.
:COUPON
יערה
SOLD OUT
Holon: Mediatheque
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Secrets of Heroines
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.
:COUPON
יערה
SOLD OUT
Holon: Mediatheque
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Secrets of Heroines
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.
:COUPON
יערה
SOLD OUT
Holon: Mediatheque
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Secrets of Heroines
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.
:COUPON
יערה
New Date
Tel Aviv: Hakatedra at MUZA
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Surprise Premiere
Sometimes, it's worth letting a little mystery guide your way. Imagine an event that invites you to embrace the unknown—a surprise premiere that gently invites you beyond your comfort zone. This isn’t your typical gathering; it’s a journey into uncharted territory, carefully led by Yaara.
You’re invited to a debut presentation, but here’s the twist—only Yaara knows what the lecture is truly about. The content of the message remains a secret, a small leap of faith into the unexpected.
So, get comfortable and open your mind. We’re about to embark on a quiet exploration of new ideas. You may find your perspective subtly shifted, or your curiosity stirred.
This is your invitation to a one-of-a-kind experience. Curious to see where it takes you?
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קוטור
SOLD OUT - Zoom Tickets Available
Hakatedra at MUZA and on Zoom
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Surprise Premiere
Sometimes, it's worth letting a little mystery guide your way. Imagine an event that invites you to embrace the unknown—a surprise premiere that gently invites you beyond your comfort zone. This isn’t your typical gathering; it’s a journey into uncharted territory, carefully led by Yaara.
You’re invited to a debut presentation, but here’s the twist—only Yaara knows what the lecture is truly about. The content of the message remains a secret, a small leap of faith into the unexpected.
So, get comfortable and open your mind. We’re about to embark on a quiet exploration of new ideas. You may find your perspective subtly shifted, or your curiosity stirred.
This is your invitation to a one-of-a-kind experience. Curious to see where it takes you?
:COUPON
קוטור
SOLD OUT
Tel Aviv: Tel Aviv Museum of Art
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Grace Jones: A Fashion Revolution
"Strange, I've seen that face before," sings Jones in one of her iconic hits, reflecting her life as a controversial figure deeply rooted in her surroundings. The Jamaican girl who arrived in New York and quickly captured the public's imagination has always danced on the edge with her androgynous look, unique fashion, and provocative exploration of gender. She gravitated towards the new wave movement in the seventies, pairing this musical shift with a bold, dramatic visual transformation that commanded attention. Collaborating with visionaries like Jean-Paul Goude, Keith Haring, and Philip Treacy, who designed her unforgettable costumes and hats, Jones transcends the role of singer to become a cultural force—a modeling and acting icon whose original style and subversive messages challenge outdated views on race, sex, and gender. Yaara Keydar's lecture spotlights this inspiring figure who reminds us all that the world is a stage, and it's where we should dare to present our most extraordinary selves.
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אייקון
New Date
Tel Aviv: Tel Aviv Museum of Art
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Grace Jones: A Fashion Revolution
"Strange, I've seen that face before," sings Jones in one of her iconic hits, reflecting her life as a controversial figure deeply rooted in her surroundings. The Jamaican girl who arrived in New York and quickly captured the public's imagination has always danced on the edge with her androgynous look, unique fashion, and provocative exploration of gender. She gravitated towards the new wave movement in the seventies, pairing this musical shift with a bold, dramatic visual transformation that commanded attention. Collaborating with visionaries like Jean-Paul Goude, Keith Haring, and Philip Treacy, who designed her unforgettable costumes and hats, Jones transcends the role of singer to become a cultural force—a modeling and acting icon whose original style and subversive messages challenge outdated views on race, sex, and gender. Yaara Keydar's lecture spotlights this inspiring figure who reminds us all that the world is a stage, and it's where we should dare to present our most extraordinary selves.
:COUPON
אייקון
New Date
Holon: Mediatheque
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Secrets of Heroines
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.
:COUPON
יערה
New Date
Holon: Mediatheque
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Secrets of Heroines
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.
:COUPON
יערה
New Date
Holon: Mediatheque
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Secrets of Heroines
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.
:COUPON
יערה
Last Tickets
Hakatedra at MUZA and on Zoom
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Forever, Marilyn Monroe
Marilyn Monroe: a living legend who transcended the roles of actress, model, and singer to become an enigmatic idol. Through her, we glimpse the essence of mythical style - from red carpet glamour to effortless everyday chic. Her hourglass figure, signature blonde locks, and iconic beauty mark defined an era. In 1950s America, Monroe wielded fashion as a powerful tool, scandalizing with daring designs while privately embracing simplicity, famously sleeping in just Chanel No. 5. Behind the fluttering dresses and platinum hair lay a complex woman, battling personal demons and societal injustice. Monroe remains an unsolved riddle, her influence echoing through generations of icons like Madonna. Join Yaara Keydar as she unravels the mystique of Marilyn Monroe, exploring the allure of this iconic figure who captivated the world with her irresistible charm and timeless style.
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קוטור
SOLD OUT
Tel Aviv: Hakatedra at MUZA
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Marie Antoinette: To the Very End
Think you know Marie Antoinette? Think again. The controversial queen arrived at the court of Versailles at age 14 and changed history through fashion. Behind the glittering icon lies a human figure full of complexities, who arrived in France as a young and foreign princess and was forced to navigate the predatory world of the royal palace. She turned the dresses, wigs, jewelry, and shoes at her disposal into tools with which she defended herself and also stirred up storms and turned worlds upside down. Why did she become a symbol of caprice and waste? Did she really say, "If there's no bread, let them eat cake"? Is she the one who crushed the French economy? For over 250 years, the woman who used fashion as a means of conveying messages, conquering hearts, and demonstrating power has been an eternal fashion icon and continues to inspire fantasy among creators and designers, including John Galliano, Thom Browne, and Sofia Coppola. Tighten your corsets and prepare to discover a Marie Antoinette unlike anything you've known before.
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New Date
Holon: Mediatheque
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Secrets of Heroines
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.
:COUPON
יערה
New Date
Holon: Mediatheque
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Secrets of Heroines
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.
:COUPON
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Tel Aviv: Hakatedra at MUZA
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Frida Kahlo's Hidden Colors
Frida Kahlo’s paintings, color schemes, and groundbreaking tropes have been fascinating researchers and museumgoers for decades. Her relationship with fashion and dress, however, is less well-known. Kahlo, who regarded her appearance as a part of her artistic creation, is an enduring source of inspiration to the worlds of fashion and design, from Givenchy and Gaultier to Madonna. Pain, beauty, disability, feminism, and strength are all intertwined in her story, as well as in her clothes. Following the textures, colors, dress, jewelry, and ideas of radical feminism that were decades ahead of their time, this lecture will endeavor to unearth the character of one of the most fascinating figures in the world of art history.
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SOLD OUT
Tel Aviv: Tel Aviv Museum of Art
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The Bad Boy of the Fashion World: Jean Paul Gaultier
Experience the exhilarating journey of Jean Paul Gaultier, the French designer who revolutionized the fashion world on his audacious rise to the top. Known as the bad boy of French fashion, Gaultier, undeterred by a lack of formal training, fearlessly challenged the conventional and redefined beauty. Through his fusion of street fashion with haute couture, he gave birth to some of the most controversial and bold collections, capturing our hearts with iconic designs like the sailor suit, cone bra, and corsets for men. Gaultier dressed legends like Madonna, Boy George, Kim Kardashian, Carla Bruni, Lady Gaga, and Naomi Campbell, and his costumes became cult classics in films such as "The Fifth Element." Yaara Keydar's lecture celebrates the transformative power of fashion, driven by imagination and a daring dose of French audacity. We’ll explore the Brooklyn Museum’s exhibition dedicated to him, retracing his pioneering path that redefined beauty ideals at the close of the 20th century.
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New Date
Tel Aviv: Tel Aviv Museum of Art
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The Bad Boy of the Fashion World: Jean Paul Gaultier
Experience the exhilarating journey of Jean Paul Gaultier, the French designer who revolutionized the fashion world on his audacious rise to the top. Known as the bad boy of French fashion, Gaultier, undeterred by a lack of formal training, fearlessly challenged the conventional and redefined beauty. Through his fusion of street fashion with haute couture, he gave birth to some of the most controversial and bold collections, capturing our hearts with iconic designs like the sailor suit, cone bra, and corsets for men. Gaultier dressed legends like Madonna, Boy George, Kim Kardashian, Carla Bruni, Lady Gaga, and Naomi Campbell, and his costumes became cult classics in films such as "The Fifth Element." Yaara Keydar's lecture celebrates the transformative power of fashion, driven by imagination and a daring dose of French audacity. We’ll explore the Brooklyn Museum’s exhibition dedicated to him, retracing his pioneering path that redefined beauty ideals at the close of the 20th century.
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Diva! Out of This World
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Vivienne Westwood: Queen of Punk and Fashion
A wild journey in the footsteps of the legendary fashion queen who revolutionized and changed the course of the fashion world, paving the way for many designers after her. Westwood passed away this year, at the age of 81, leaving a glorious legacy. She became famous as one of the most influential figures in the punk scene of the 1970s, and turned into one of the most successful and sought-after designers in the world. Westwood fearlessly merged together Victorian fashion, punk, humor, politics, and sustainability. The lecture will tell the story of this iconoclastic designer, who subverted outdated conventions and shattered boundaries between fashion, culture, and museums, leaving a profound mark on the fashion world and beyond.
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Marie Antoinette: To the Very End
Think you know Marie Antoinette? Think again. The controversial queen arrived at the court of Versailles at age 14 and changed history through fashion. Behind the glittering icon lies a human figure full of complexities, who arrived in France as a young and foreign princess and was forced to navigate the predatory world of the royal palace. She turned the dresses, wigs, jewelry, and shoes at her disposal into tools with which she defended herself and also stirred up storms and turned worlds upside down. Why did she become a symbol of caprice and waste? Did she really say, "If there's no bread, let them eat cake"? Is she the one who crushed the French economy? For over 250 years, the woman who used fashion as a means of conveying messages, conquering hearts, and demonstrating power has been an eternal fashion icon and continues to inspire fantasy among creators and designers, including John Galliano, Thom Browne, and Sofia Coppola. Tighten your corsets and prepare to discover a Marie Antoinette unlike anything you've known before.
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Fashion According to Andy Warhol
The fascinating story of the superhero of modern art — the man who dreamed of dying with his blue jeans on — belies an unwavering, lifelong love of fashion. From his early career as a shoe illustrator to the conception of his famous paper dress, to the language of fashion formulated through his art, this lecture will chart the trajectory of his extraordinary life. We will also get to know the fashion designers who continue to take inspiration from his work today, keeping his character alive and kicking on the runway, on the street, and in the culture at large.
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The World No Longer Belongs (Only) To The Young: Ageless Fashion
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Blonde Ambition: Madonna
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Blonde Ambition: Madonna
The queen may lack a crown, but she dons a cone bra, fishnet stockings, and the iconic name Madonna! The ultimate diva of Western pop, who, with her debut record, sent the world into a frenzy with her groundbreaking style, continues to shape and influence the fashion scene. Madonna is the master of the stage persona, using clothes and accessories as tools for social revolution and a shield against relentless public scrutiny. In her lecture, Yaara Keydar explores the life of this modern icon—a tale of courage and personal sacrifice woven through the musical milestones and stylistic evolutions of a woman who constantly reinvents herself while always staying true to who she is. Madonna, this is a love song.
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The Model Wore an Armchair: On Fashion and Performance
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Mugler: Fetish, Fashion, and Supermodels
Dresses with a motorcycle-handle bra-piece, metal corsets with jointed abs, and a robot dress: a journey into a world of fantasy, Amazonian models, haute couture, fetish and glamor in the footsteps of legendary designer Thierry Mugler. Mugler, one of the twentieth century's most daring and innovative designers , was a promising classical ballet dancer in his youth, but abandoned dance for another stage: fashion. It soon became apparent, however, that the stage had not abandoned him, for his runways featured theatrical costumes and haute-couture clothes that shocked the world. The bold clothes he created were always designed for the greatest divas—and presented a new femininity. Mugler passed away in 2022. The lecture follows his extraordinary story and examines his miraculous work through an extensive traveling exhibition of his work.
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Tel Aviv: Hakatedra at MUZA
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Princess Without a Kingdom: Diana’s Fashion Story
The People's Princess spoke volumes without saying a word. Through designer collaborations and daring choices, Diana transformed her wardrobe into a powerful message board. Explore how one woman's fashion decisions shook the monarchy and captured hearts worldwide.
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All about Yves: fashion, art, and Yves Saint Laurent
It is impossible to talk about fashion and art without celebrating the life and work of the one for whom fashion and art were an inseparable entity, the iconic designer of the 20th century - Yves Saint Laurent. Art and artists moved and inspired him to create, and his unique taste made him one of the most important art collectors of his time. We will visit the turbulent life story of someone who started his career at the age of 20 as a chief designer in the house of Dior and later founded one of the largest and most influential fashion houses of his generation. A lecture that is a celebration of fashion and art as only Saint Laurent could draw: from his unforgettable collections, through the inspirations from Western and non-Western art, to the huge exhibition honoring his love of art that opened this year and spanned six museums in Paris.
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The Rise and Fall of John Galliano
Explore the meteoric rise and tumultuous fall of the brilliant yet controversial designer John Galliano. In this gripping narrative, Yaara Keydar delves into the life of a visionary who crafted fantastical worlds, pushed the boundaries of imagination, and forever changed the fashion landscape. As the artistic director of Givenchy and Dior, Galliano orchestrated some of the most electrifying fashion shows in history, soaring to incredible heights and experiencing profound lows. This journey traces the path of a designer with an unparalleled style, drawing from extraordinary historical inspirations and a keen awareness of the cultural moments he inhabited. It’s a tale of both hate and empathy, of the madness of refined taste and the temporary loss of moral direction—a roller coaster through the life of one of today’s most remarkable fashion designers.
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The Rise and Fall of John Galliano
Explore the meteoric rise and tumultuous fall of the brilliant yet controversial designer John Galliano. In this gripping narrative, Yaara Keydar delves into the life of a visionary who crafted fantastical worlds, pushed the boundaries of imagination, and forever changed the fashion landscape. As the artistic director of Givenchy and Dior, Galliano orchestrated some of the most electrifying fashion shows in history, soaring to incredible heights and experiencing profound lows. This journey traces the path of a designer with an unparalleled style, drawing from extraordinary historical inspirations and a keen awareness of the cultural moments he inhabited. It’s a tale of both hate and empathy, of the madness of refined taste and the temporary loss of moral direction—a roller coaster through the life of one of today’s most remarkable fashion designers.
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The Bad Boy of the Fashion World: Jean Paul Gaultier
Experience the exhilarating journey of Jean Paul Gaultier, the French designer who revolutionized the fashion world on his audacious rise to the top. Known as the bad boy of French fashion, Gaultier, undeterred by a lack of formal training, fearlessly challenged the conventional and redefined beauty. Through his fusion of street fashion with haute couture, he gave birth to some of the most controversial and bold collections, capturing our hearts with iconic designs like the sailor suit, cone bra, and corsets for men. Gaultier dressed legends like Madonna, Boy George, Kim Kardashian, Carla Bruni, Lady Gaga, and Naomi Campbell, and his costumes became cult classics in films such as "The Fifth Element." Yaara Keydar's lecture celebrates the transformative power of fashion, driven by imagination and a daring dose of French audacity. We’ll explore the Brooklyn Museum’s exhibition dedicated to him, retracing his pioneering path that redefined beauty ideals at the close of the 20th century.
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Tel Aviv: Tel Aviv Museum of Art
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Issey Miyake: The Future Sewn in Pleats
Issey Miyake was much more than a fashion designer. He was an architect of fabric, an artist of movement, and a visionary who saw fashion as a universal language. From his Tokyo studio to the grand stages of Parisian fashion, Miyake created garments that became part of our visual culture: groundbreaking silhouettes, futuristic materials, and folding techniques that redefined how we think about clothing.
We will dive into the world of a designer who blurred the boundaries between craftsmanship and tradition, between technology and art, and reinvented the way garments relate to the human body.
How did the folds of Pleats Please become a model of smart, accessible fashion? How did Steve Jobs’ black turtleneck become an icon of personal branding? And what was it about Miyake’s magic that made his work so timeless?
Through revolutionary designs, East–West dialogues, and ideas that reshaped the fashion world, we will explore the legacy of one of the most daring and influential designers of the 20th and 21st centuries — a man who dreamed of clothing that wasn’t just worn, but that offered true freedom.
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Tel Aviv: Tel Aviv Museum of Art
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Issey Miyake: The Future Sewn in Pleats
Issey Miyake was much more than a fashion designer. He was an architect of fabric, an artist of movement, and a visionary who saw fashion as a universal language. From his Tokyo studio to the grand stages of Parisian fashion, Miyake created garments that became part of our visual culture: groundbreaking silhouettes, futuristic materials, and folding techniques that redefined how we think about clothing.
We will dive into the world of a designer who blurred the boundaries between craftsmanship and tradition, between technology and art, and reinvented the way garments relate to the human body.
How did the folds of Pleats Please become a model of smart, accessible fashion? How did Steve Jobs’ black turtleneck become an icon of personal branding? And what was it about Miyake’s magic that made his work so timeless?
Through revolutionary designs, East–West dialogues, and ideas that reshaped the fashion world, we will explore the legacy of one of the most daring and influential designers of the 20th and 21st centuries — a man who dreamed of clothing that wasn’t just worn, but that offered true freedom.
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