Neve Tzedek Guide
Art & Design
By: Reli Ziedner
Neve Tzedek Real Estate
DAVID TARTAKOVER
Artist, Graphic Designer, Researcher and Curator.
Born in Israel, 1944. Lives and works in Tel Aviv.
Senior lecturer at the Visual Communication Department at the Bezalel Academy of Art and Design, Jerusalem, since 1976.
Since 1975, operates his own studio in Tel Aviv, specializing in various aspects of visual communications, with particular emphasis on culture and politics. Collects and researches history of Israeli design. His Lexicon of Israel's ephemera of the 50's was published in 1996.
Has curated several Israeli design exhibitions for the Tel Aviv Museum of Art and The Eretz Israel
Museum, Tel Aviv.

Tartakover's work is included in the permanent collections of museums in Israel and abroad. He had one man exhibitions in Israel, France, Japan, China, Germany, Poland and Russia. His work has been extensively presented in international events.
David Tartakover has been awarded with numerous international awards, among them: Gold Medal, 8th Poster Biennial, Lahti, Finland (1989); Silver Medal, the 13th International Poster Biennial, Lahti, Finland (2001); Second Prize, 9th International Triennale of Political Posters, Mons, Belgium (2004); Grand Prix, Golden Bee 6, Moscow International Graphic Design Biennial (2004). Tartakover is the Irsael Prize Laureate (2002) and member of Alliance Graphique International (AGI).
WWW.TARTAKOVER.CO.IL

Hafatzim
Neve Tzedek, 27 Shlush street
"The content is not hidden in the things themselves, it is between the things."
- Georges Braque
"Hafatzim" is a growing Israeli company that produces and markets home accessories. Our uniqueness is in the everyday utility of each object, the simple, clean lines, the natural fibers and materials and the detailed attention to the handmade. Quietly beautiful, easily blended into the rooms of your home, "Hafatzim" furniture, rugs, lighting, kitchenware, linens and accessories have a magic that simply can't be explained. Tel: 03-5178477
The Hebrew word "hafatzim" has two divergent branches of meaning: one is "objects," "things" or "belongings"; the other is "wishes" or "desires." We, at "Hafatzim," feel we've brought together these two meanings to create "objects of desire," things that each of us wish for and need, in our homes and in our lives.

When we opened "Hafatzim" in

The unity at "Hafatzim" comes from our distinctive combination of the
And in that blend is the elusive magic we wish to bring to you, the quiet, harmonious dialogue between objects and their environment. The dialogue between object and light, climate, need and way of life - that is the result we strive for at "Hafatzim."
Sipur Pashut - book store
Neve Tzedek, 43 Shabazi street
The Hebrew title of Y.S. Agnon's book A Simple Story is Sipur Pashut, and the Sipur Pashut Book Shop continues the Nobel Prize winner’s tradition of making books a gateway to the world. Located in Neve Tzedek – Tel Aviv’s first neighborhood, and in 1925, home to Agnon and other Zionist intellectual lights – the Sipur Pashut Book Shop is one of the highlights of this preserved neighborhood known for its galleries and cafés. Nestled in the middle of boutiques and eateries lining the narrow walkways, Sipur Pashut is a magnet for those seeking the cozy atmosphere created by the comfort of books. Small in size yet large in offerings, the store stands out because of its unusual book selection and upstairs gallery where one can curl up on a couch.
Founded in 2003 by Neve Tzedek residents, the Sipur Pashut Book Shop is counted among Israel’s outstanding, independent bookshops. With monthly, evening author readings and discussions, book launchings and children’s story hours, it serves as a voice of Israeli literature, providing a platform for the country’s leading and up-and-coming literary figures.
If you’re a bibliophile, a lover of literature or a hobby enthusiast, the Sipur Pashut Bookshop is the place for you. You’ll enjoy browsing through a wide range of titles that include original and translated literature, feminist fiction and poetry, literary theory and criticism, art, music, photography, comics and graphic novels, design and architecture. A special English language section includes novels, children’s books, yoga guides, magazines and periodicals.
Tel: 972-3-5107040
www.sipurpashut.net


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