Selected Press

A selection of articles, interviews, reviews, and features on Limor's curatorial and architectural work — in Haaretz, Ynet, TheMarker, the Jerusalem Post, Time Out, Portfolio, Dwell, and others. Recent pieces have covered exhibitions at Liebling Haus, the Architect's House Gallery, BY5 Gallery, and Hansen House in Jerusalem.

Time Out Tel Aviv

One Hundred Years of Patrick Geddes in Tel Aviv

Feature on the exhibition framed around Geddes's centennial, oriented toward a general audience exploring how a Scottish planner's 1925 vision is still visible in the city's daily life.

The Life, Plant, City Opening at Liebling Haus

News coverage of the exhibition opening and its centennial framing of the Geddes plan.

Inside the Blue Apartment in Givatayim

Arqa's feature on the Blue Apartment in Givatayim — a family apartment renovation organized around a recurring blue palette across joinery, surfaces, and fittings.

A Post–October 7 Exhibition in a Building with a Past

Feature on the Hansen House adaptation of "Signs & Wonders," contextualizing the show within the layered architectural history of the former leper hospital designed by Conrad Schick in 1887.

Ringling Podcast

Between Architecture and Curation: A Conversation

Long-form podcast conversation with Limor on her practice between architecture and curation, the boundary between the two disciplines, and how each informs the other.

A Tribute to Ten Pioneering Women Architects

Feature on the exhibition's structural argument — pairing the work of historical and contemporary women architects in dialogue — and surveying the participants.

One Hundred Years of Electricity, Through Five Buildings

Architecture feature on the centennial of the Electric Company, examining the architectural impact of the first five power stations through the contemporary works in the exhibition.

What's Left of the Garden City Vision

Architecture feature exploring how Geddes's plan for tree-lined boulevards and green spaces — boulevards like Ben Gurion, Chen, and Nordau — shaped the Tel Aviv we know, and asking whether his vision is still legible in the city today.

An Austrian-Israeli Story Between Architecture and Art

Architecture feature on the Austrian-Israeli exhibition tracing the connection between Hans Moller and Adolf Loos.

Portfolio Magazine

Tel Aviv Through Pasmanik and Gam Hacohen

Portfolio's coverage of the exhibition pairing two artists whose work, despite different techniques and visual languages, builds a layered portrait of contemporary Tel Aviv.

Solving the Mystery of the Eichmann Trial Illustrator

Haaretz piece touching on Limor's curatorial research uncovering the identity of the Eichmann trial illustrator — a research thread that emerged through her curatorial practice.

Ynet Architecture

A Tribute to Israel's First Power Stations

Coverage of the exhibition marking the centennial of the local Electric Company, surveying the architectural significance of the country's earliest power stations as civic landmarks.

Portfolio Magazine

Connecting Israel's First Women Architects to Today

Coverage of the exhibition pairing ten contemporary multidisciplinary architects with the first ten women architects of pre-state Israel, developed with historian Dr. Sigal Davidi for International Women's Day 2023.

Open Houses Jerusalem

Open House at Hansen House for Signs & Wonders

Tour and open house listing pairing the historic Hansen House (architect Conrad Schick, 1887; preservation by Nahum Meltzer 2013 and Moshe Shapira 2023) with the "Signs & Wonders" exhibition installation.

A Critic Walks Through Geddes's Tel Aviv

Art critic Avi Pitchon's review of "Life, Plant, City" at Liebling Haus, focusing on how the artistic interpretations by thirty Israeli and international participants engage with Geddes's garden city vision a century after his 1925 master plan.

Portfolio Magazine

Anat Golan on Breaking and Reassembling National Symbols

Conversation between curator Amit and artist Anat Golan about the exhibition's response to the social and political upheaval that followed October 7, 2023, and her process of deconstructing national symbols through jewelry.

Ynet Architecture

Two Buildings, Two Ideologies, One City

Full feature on "Left-Right-Left," the inaugural exhibition at Compound 3426, comparing Arieh Sharon's Beit Brenner for the socialists with Harry Luria's Beit Jabotinsky for the revisionists. Photographs by Yael Schmidt.

Imagining the Future of the Home, Locally

Description: Coverage of the cross-disciplinary exhibition exploring the future of the home in a local context, developed over six months of working sessions with participants from architecture, design, and the arts.

Five Illustrators, Five Architects, One Kevin Lynch

Architecture feature on the exhibition pairing five young illustrators with five established architects to interpret Kevin Lynch's five elements of the city.

Portfolio Magazine

A New Head Curator at the Architect's House

Portfolio's announcement of Limor's appointment as Head Curator of the Gallery at the Architect's House in February 2022.

Two Artists, One Tel Aviv, Unexpected Common Ground

Feature on the joint exhibition between artists Yael Pasmanik and Asaf Gam Hacohen, examining how the two seemingly different practices find common ground in their reading of contemporary Tel Aviv.

A Photographic Reading of the White City Myth

Essayistic reflection on the exhibition as part of Haaretz's "Tel Aviv Notes" column, treating the photographic survey of the White City as an entry into broader questions about how the city remembers itself.

Portfolio Magazine

Electricity Flows at the Architect's House

Portfolio's coverage of the exhibition, surveying the participating artists and architects whose contemporary works respond to the architectural language of Israel's earliest electricity infrastructure.

The German Photographer Who Saw the Neglected White City

Profile of Irmel Kamp, one of the featured photographers in "Negative and Narrative," exploring how her work documented Tel Aviv's International Style architecture in its less-celebrated, lived-in states.

An 84 sqm Home in the Jaffa Flea Market

Xnet's feature on the Flea Market Apartment (now The Jaffa Apartment) — the 84sqm home Limor designed in the Jaffa Flea Market District.

Time Out Tel Aviv

Limor Yossifon Goldman's Tel Aviv

Personal interview in Time Out's "My Tel Aviv" series, in which Limor discusses the city through the lens of her curatorial practice, her favorite places, and her relationship to its architecture.

Walla Home & Design

188 Projects Open the 2024 Architecture Award Exhibition

Coverage of the launch of the 2024 Israeli Architecture Award exhibition, surveying the 188 projects across 11 categories and the exhibition's curatorial framework.

Portfolio Magazine

The Photographers Who Built the White City Image

Deep-dive on the exhibition opening with Alterman's famous line on Tel Aviv as the entry point, surveying the photographers whose images shaped the city's modernist identity.

Inside the Liebling Haus Centennial Exhibition

Coverage of the exhibition's opening and curatorial framework, surveying the multidisciplinary participants and the building-wide installation across Liebling Haus.

A Virtual Journey from London to Tel Aviv, in Lockdown

Haaretz feature on the solo exhibition by British illustrator-architect-cyclist Eliza Southwood, developed over a year of remote collaboration during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Looking at Nature and Freedom, From Inside

Haaretz feature on "Internal Space" at the Jerusalem Museum of Nature, examining how the COVID-era exhibition reframed the relationship between indoor and outdoor, nature and freedom.

84 Sqm Apartment in Tel Aviv

Fineshmaker's documentation of the Jaffa Apartment with full supplier and contractor credits - the resource piece for designers and homeowners looking at the project's material choices.

The 2024 Architecture Award Nominees, in Their Own Materials

Coverage of the Israeli Architecture Award, the exhibition Limor curated showcasing 188 nominated projects, with the awards announcement set for January 28, 2025. Highlights the year's emphasis on architectural simplicity.