Yuval Saar

Four design studios were given a mission: to create a new set of icons to represent some basic actions that we do every day – opening a computer file or folder, sending an email, playing music files and answering the phone.

Artist Gabriella Barouch says Lewis Carroll's masterpiece is her favorite book of all time. Now it's her version of surrealism that's making waves around the world.

Young Israeli designers Yael Mer and Shay Alkalay are quickly rising to the top of the design world with their raw, playful, and inventive pieces.

Kelim Shloovim doesn't charge less, but that's because it sells quality products, says founder Michal Topaz.

Twenty years ago he struggled to get into a design course in Israel, now Gueta's diverse range of textiles works reach the top fashion houses.

London-based architect and designer Ron Arad has branched out into the logo business, thanks to a new Israeli acquisition

From 'Desert Landscape' cloth to a Velcro-like body-wrap, the students reject today's diktat of cheap and slick.

Curator Nirit Nelson challenged Israel's gem smiths: Make something you'd wear.

Young Israeli artist Noa Schwartz, hired off the street, brings graphic design to Ron Arad's famous London design studio for the first time.

Fifteen years after his death, Haaretz recalls Israel Museum's Izika Gaon, who rejoiced in finding new ways to bring art to the people.

In his new book 'Raise It Up,' Nissan Shor takes a good, hard look at Israel's nightclub culture as a social movement.

As Wikipedia enters its second decade, an Israeli couple are exploring ways to improve and share illustrations on the world's most popular source of info.

Designer Hans Pallada is taking plastic measures with his environmentally-friendly artwork.

Graphic designer Terry Schreuer recently became the first female professor in her field, but her successful career began purely by chance.

Typographic artist Oded Ezer faced a challenge when asked to design the 'New American Haggadah': how to be mainstream without being kitschy or boring.

A new exhibit in Holon is putting the spotlight on Israeli designers who've been in their field for a decade.

Behind their naive depiction of children's heroes and local patriots, Israel's gum wrappers represented an entire visual culture, as seen in a new 'retro' book.

The 2011 Atir prize was shared by five Israeli companies and designers. Trade, Industry and Labor Minister: innovative design can propel Israeli companies forward.

While the news get old fast, the physical side of the newspaper remains. An experiment by the students in raw material of the newspaper yielded varied results.

Some people think he is an evil, self-hating Jew who ingratiates himself with the Gentiles. But underneath his rebellious exterior, cartoonist Eli Valley is a ‘nice Jewish boy.’

A child's complaint about a pictureless bedtime story led to the collaborative design of a new iPad app, billed as 'a story creator for kids'.

Tel Aviv exhibition features charming digital and silk-screen prints.

Israel-born Ben Blumenfeld says that five years as a designer at Facebook is like working 30 years somewhere else. If the social network that serves 800 million people doesn't keep changing, he asserts, it will die.