The White City House Tour – Special Visit to the Exhibition "Like Home" | Martin Visok - Hebrew

What remains of the essence of a home when its original purpose—as a residential building for immigrants from Germany—has changed? You are cordially invited to a special tour focusing on the building, the permanent exhibition, the solo exhibition "Like Home" by artist Martin Visok—currently on display in the Project Room—and the original Frankfurt Kitchen that serves as the inspiration for the work.

The tour offers a broad perspective on the entire structure, designed in 1936 by architect Dov Karmi, and examines how Tel Aviv’s Modernist architecture continues to echo, change, and be reinterpreted through art.

We will visit the historic permanent exhibition space, and from there continue to the Project Room, its open-ended extension, where Visok’s solo exhibition, "Like Home," is currently on view. We will observe the installation he created in an attempt to trace the historic kitchen of the Liebling Haus. The kitchen, considered a milestone in the history of modern architecture and domestic efficiency, became a focal point for material and emotional research for Visok. Through concrete castings and a large-scale collage composed of dozens of photographs, the exhibition invites us to re-examine the marks of time and imperfections, seeing them as an opening to the imagination and memory of what once was and is no more.

The tour will conclude at the original Frankfurt Kitchen, located on the second floor of the structure—a unique space that is the only part of the building that survived entirely intact from its previous incarnation in the 1930s.