Alfred Cooperative Institute for Art & Culture is an alternative art space – home to an active and vibrant artist community aimed at introducing contemporary Israeli art and its young creators to art lovers in the local community. The Alfred Institute is the successor of 'Alfred Gallery', a pioneer in the sphere of cooperative artistic ventures, who's work became a model for numerous cooperative art galleries in Israel. After 8 years of successful work in south Tel-Aviv, Alfred Institute was established in 2013, as a space devoted entirely to promoting and supporting young Israeli art.
Alfred Cooperative Institute for Art & Culture is an alternative art space – home to an active and vibrant artist community aimed at introducing contemporary Israeli art and its young creators to art lovers in the local community. The Alfred Institute is the successor of 'Alfred Gallery', a pioneer in the sphere of cooperative artistic ventures, who's work became a model for numerous cooperative art galleries in Israel. After 8 years of successful work in south Tel-Aviv, Alfred Institute was established in 2013, as a space devoted entirely to promoting and supporting young Israeli art.
Curator: Tsibi Geva
Opening: February 12, 2026 at 7:30 PM
Closing: Saturday, March 14
Gallery talk | Saturday, February 28 at 12:00
Experimental Dance event by Nahir Baranovitz with performers Darya Efrat and Shiri Globerson
Saturday, March 7 at 12:00
The Nest’s Pit
A solo exhibition by Nahir Baranovitz
Curator: Tsibi Geva
Curator: Lior Schur
18.10.2025-22.11.2025
Artists of the Kabri Cooperative Gallery Hosted at Alfred
Curators: Josyane Vanounou and Tamar Hurvitz Livne
Curator: Lior Schur
18.10.2025-22.11.2025
Between Night and Day
Alfred Gallery Presenting at Cabri Gallery
Talya Raz | Lior Schur | Emi Sfard | Ruti Singer | Nahir Baranovitz | Maia Shiran |
Noa Sheizaf | Julie Avisar | Flora Malinash | Michal Yedvab
Curator: Dr. Revital Michali
6.12.25-17.1.25
Alfred Cooperative Institute for Art & Culture is an alternative art space – home to an active and vibrant artist community aimed at introducing contemporary Israeli art and its young creators to art lovers in the local community. The Alfred Institute is the successor of 'Alfred Gallery', a pioneer in the sphere of cooperative artistic ventures, who's work became a model for numerous cooperative art galleries in Israel. Alfred Institute was establish in 2005, as a space devoted entirely to promoting and supporting Israeli art.
Alfred Cooperative Institute for Art & Culture is supported by The Ministry of Culture and the City of Tel Aviv-Yafo