Our Services
At our gallery, we offer personalized art consulting services for businesses, with the aim of enhancing your spaces through art. A gallery representative will visit your business, bringing with them a wealth of knowledge and experience in design, to recommend the art options that best suit your style and needs.
Personalized art consulting for your home With 30 years of experience in the field, we are here to help you choose the perfect art for your home. In this personalized process, I bring works tailored to your taste, including examples that suit your space.
We offer professional hanging services for your artwork, customized and in full cooperation with you. Together, we examine the ideal location and perform professional and aesthetic hanging that will upgrade your home space.
Our gallery offers an art rental service for businesses and offices, with a wide range of works by various artists. This is a high-quality, prestigious solution for upgrading your space, without the need for a large expenditure on purchasing art.
Our gallery offers gift vouchers for organizations, companies, and any commercial entity. It is a unique and special gift that can be given for any occasion, including birthdays and holidays such as Rosh Hashanah and Passover.
Our framing services offer customized solutions for every work of art. We provide professional and comprehensive advice and offer a wide range of profiles to choose from. Customers can choose the profile that suits them or consult our team of experts to select the best profile.
Events and Exhibitions
We recently returned from the exciting experience of Artexpo New York 2024 – one of the largest and most prestigious art events in the world. With thousands of visitors, collectors, curators, and art lovers from around the world, we were proud to represent Israel and showcase our unique creations at an impressive booth in the heart of the exhibition.
From December 6–10, 2023, Sharona Gallery participated in one of the most prestigious art events in the United States – Spectrum Miami Art Fair. The fair, which takes place annually in Miami's Wynwood Arts District, attracts tens of thousands of visitors, collectors, curators, and art lovers from around the world—and this year, Israel had a particularly prominent presence.
Every international art fair has dozens, if not hundreds, of booths. But the Sharona Gallery booth at Artexpo New York 2024 managed to stand out—not because of noise, but because of presence.
It's no secret that Israeli art attracts interest around the world, but seeing it happen in real time—as the audience stopped, approached, asked questions, and became excited—was an unforgettable moment.
In March 2023, Sharona Gallery participated in one of the largest and oldest art events in the United States – Artexpo New York, held at Pier 36 on the banks of the Hudson River. The exhibition, known as a magnet for collectors, curators, designers, and art lovers, provided us with a unique opportunity: to showcase Israeli art in the heart of the world's cultural capital.
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Yossel Bergner (1920–2017) was one of the most prominent and fascinating Israeli artists of the 20th century.
Elik Gerber is a multifaceted artist and art teacher whose artistic journey began at a young age.
Kim Takach is a multidisciplinary artist who combines color, texture, and movement to create works that range from abstraction to pure emotion.
Menashe Kadishman (1932–2015) was one of Israel's most prominent and beloved artists, a groundbreaking sculptor and painter whose work became a cultural icon.
Nili Shachor is a visual artist residing in Moshav Sde Warburg, known for her oil paintings on canvas in various sizes, featuring themes from the worlds of nature and earth.
Moshe Chausky was an Israeli artist born in Poland who began his career in the European art world. He excelled in oil paintings on canvas featuring social-satirical figures and elements, and exhibited independently and internationally from the 1960s to the 1970s. His works were widely exhibited and sold in Israel and abroad, and remain part of major collections in Israel.
Meir Pichhadze was one of those unique artists who knew how to combine pain with beauty, memory with poetry. His paintings convey tenderness, depth, and rare sincerity—he succeeded in expressing his personal story in a unique and uncompromising way, a story that is also the story of immigrants, artists, and the human soul searching for meaning.
Yohanan Simon (1905–1976) was a prominent Israeli painter and member of the New Horizons group. His style ranged from social-collective realism to modern and abstract painting, with rich colors and clear figures. He also created murals and won many awards, including the Dizengoff Prize.
Ludwig Blum (1891–1974) was a Jewish-Israeli painter born in Moravia, known as "the painter of Jerusalem."
He focused on realistic paintings of the country's landscapes, especially Jerusalem, the desert, and the kibbutzim. His style was classical-academic with impressionistic influences, an emphasis on natural light, precision in detail, and a lyrical atmosphere.
Moshe Castel was one of the pioneers of Israeli art, combining ancient Jewish tradition and national symbols with an abstract modernist approach and unique artistic materiality. His techniques, use of bas-relief, and creation of reliefs with ancient letters and archaic symbols make his work a symbol of innovative Zionist visual culture.
Sharon Blog - Everything interesting about art
In recent years, the markets have been flooded with prints – beautiful, neat, and perhaps even inexpensive images. But when you choose a piece for your home or office, there is a huge difference between adding decoration and adding soul.
Original art is a living story. It carries within it the moment it was created, the artist's emotion, the real touch of the hand on the brush. It is irreplaceable.
When we choose new furniture or paint for the walls, there are many design considerations. But when it comes to creating art, the rules change: here, beyond beauty and design, we seek a true emotional connection. The piece you hang in your living room or office lobby is much more than decoration. It is a statement.
So how do you know what to choose? Here are a few things to keep in mind.
When we choose a piece of art for our home or office, we are not just looking for something beautiful—we are looking for something that feels right. Israeli art knows exactly how to touch that place. It grows from the soil we walk on, speaks our language – literally – and reflects the roots, pain, hope, and colors of this place we call home.
When we think about investments, most of us immediately think of real estate, stocks, or funds. But in recent decades, the art market has proven time and again that even a piece of art hanging on the wall can be an asset with increasing value—and sometimes even one that outperforms the capital market.
Purchasing artwork is an exciting and unique experience, but it is also a process that requires thought and planning. Whether you are purchasing a piece for your home, office, or as a gift, it is important to know how to choose wisely. Here is a guide to help you make the best choice.
Israeli art in the modern era reflects the complexity, multiculturalism, and unique identity of Israeli society. With roots in the history of the country and the encounter between East and West, art in Israel has come a long way and developed into a diverse and rich field, including contemporary, innovative, and inspiring works.
In recent years, the markets have been flooded with prints – beautiful, neat, and perhaps even inexpensive images. But when you choose a piece for your home or office, there is a huge difference between adding decoration and adding soul.
Original art is a living story. It carries within it the moment it was created, the artist's emotion, the real touch of the hand on the brush. It is irreplaceable.
When we choose new furniture or paint for the walls, there are many design considerations. But when it comes to creating art, the rules change: here, beyond beauty and design, we seek a true emotional connection. The piece you hang in your living room or office lobby is much more than decoration. It is a statement.
So how do you know what to choose? Here are a few things to keep in mind.
When we choose a piece of art for our home or office, we are not just looking for something beautiful—we are looking for something that feels right. Israeli art knows exactly how to touch that place. It grows from the soil we walk on, speaks our language – literally – and reflects the roots, pain, hope, and colors of this place we call home.
When we think about investments, most of us immediately think of real estate, stocks, or funds. But in recent decades, the art market has proven time and again that even a piece of art hanging on the wall can be an asset with increasing value—and sometimes even one that outperforms the capital market.
Purchasing artwork is an exciting and unique experience, but it is also a process that requires thought and planning. Whether you are purchasing a piece for your home, office, or as a gift, it is important to know how to choose wisely. Here is a guide to help you make the best choice.
Israeli art in the modern era reflects the complexity, multiculturalism, and unique identity of Israeli society. With roots in the history of the country and the encounter between East and West, art in Israel has come a long way and developed into a diverse and rich field, including contemporary, innovative, and inspiring works.