Visiting Artists Program

Host an Israeli artist at your university for a teaching residency

“A Sick Day for Morris McGee” – Directed by Ayelet Golan. Performed by Maayan Resnick. Photo by Dor Kedmi.
"It's Not About Ebisu" – Conceived and directed by Ati Citron, in collaboration with the actors. Performed by the Ebisu Sign Language Theatre Laboratory.
“Chamber of Chambers” – Directed by Lilach Dekel-Avneri. Performed by Pathos Mathos Company. Photo by Shachaf Dekel.
“At Sea” – Performed by Ruth Kanner Theatre Group. Photo by Shiraz Grinbaum.

The Visiting Artists Program brings acclaimed Israeli artists in film/tv, theatre, dance, music, visual arts, and literature to teach at leading North American universities. Through arts courses, supplemented by additional masterclasses, lectures, exhibitions, readings, and performances, the program fosters high levels of sustained interaction between Israeli artists-in-residence and the local campuses and communities where they are based.

Contact Flo Low – Associate Director, Arts Programs for more information about bringing a future Visiting Artist for a full residency at your university or to schedule a special teaching engagement with one of our current Visiting Artists.

Below are eight prominent Israeli artists who will be teaching at universities during the 2019-2020 academic year. Contact us to bring one of these artists for a masterclass, lecture, or event in your community.