The Agam Museum of Art Israel - 4K

The Agam Museum offers us the opportunity to see “beyond the visible” and experience art that reflects reality as a “constant being” – irreducible to any single appearance in time or space,  – a reality whose most constant aspect is Change. Each visitor is thus invited to explore and actively interact with Agam’s multifaceted and ever -changing artworks, immersing themselves in what the artist calls the 4th dimension,  – the dimension of time and movement, change and the unexpected.
Designed by celebrated architect David Nofar, and surrounded by a Sculpture Garden, the museum’s 3,200 square meter exhibition space and complex architecture invites for a meditative and awe- inspiring visit. Gracing the entrance of the building, the lobby and central hall are , Agam’s Pillars of Clila,– named after his late wife and courtesy of the Kadar Family and Naomi Foundation. Featuring 29 intricately designed columns combining the partition between inside and outside. Visitors who wander through this majestic work of art experience a vibrant visual symphony where each step s reveals news motifs leading from the shaded external plaza to the main exhibition hall.
The building’s central ramp displays the exquisitely colored “Panoramagam”, a 22 meter long relief painting, originally exhibited on the famous spiral of the Guggenheim Museum in New- York, and specially commissioned for Agam’s historic 1980 retrospective. As the visitor strolls along the curved walls, the vivid rhythmically punctuated color scales fade in and out of a meditative white, like a rainbow springing from light.
The museum venue includes a multistage multimedia hall which will hosts exhibits, performances and events in the spirit of the artist’s work and philosophy. In addition, the museum will host conferences, seminars and tours as well as a variety of activities, tours and creative workshops for all audiences including children and families, in various languages.