Helena Rubinstein Pavilion: A Fusion of Art and Culture in Tel Aviv

Name: Helena Rubinstein Pavilion
Address: 6, Tel Aviv-Yafo, Tel Aviv District, IL
Rating: 4.4

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Helena Rubinstein Pavilion: A Fusion of Art and Culture in Tel Aviv

Overview

The Helena Rubinstein Pavilion in Tel Aviv, established by the influential cosmetics mogul Helena Rubinstein, stands as a testament to her passion for art and culture. Born in Poland in 1872, Rubinstein made her mark as a global entrepreneur before dedicating her later years to philanthropy and the arts. The Pavilion features a blend of international and Israeli contemporary art, with rotating exhibitions that showcase diverse talents. Visitors can also appreciate the stunning permanent collections, including exquisite glassware by Emile Galle and fine Meissen porcelain. The surroundings boast beautifully landscaped gardens, providing a perfect backdrop for relaxation. The Pavilion is not just a gallery but a vibrant cultural space that hosts performances and encourages community engagement.

Reviews

Liam Vandermeer

Netherlands

The Helena Rubinstein Pavilion, as I remember it, is a true gem for exhibitions. Currently showcasing an Alberto Giacometti show that feels magical. The space is designed perfectly for this type of art. It features multiple floors connected by easy staircases, giving it a floating feel. Definitely a must-see!

Sophie Dubois

France

The museum has changed its name! It is now called The Eyal Offer Pavilion, but their Google Maps still lists the old name! The space is bright, modern, and well-maintained, with mezzanine levels and a lift. Although not large, it hosted an excellent Giacometti exhibition. The main entrance could use better signage, and we found the ticketing process frustrating – they expect you to go online to pay.

Emma Goldberg

USA

Very intriguing visit! I attended the Alberto Giacometti exhibition in August, and if you're in Tel Aviv, this place is a must-see for the current exposition.

Maya Cohen

Israel

This place was once known as the Helena Rubinstein Pavilion for contemporary art. The renovations have transformed it into a spectacular exhibition space. We were fortunate to visit the Giacometti exhibition, which was truly wonderful.

David Rosen

Israel

Although it isn't located close to the Tel Aviv Museum of Art, it is right next to the Israel Philharmonic building. The Giacometti display was quite nice. If you can catch it, do so, otherwise, you might need to go to Nice!