From LA With Love: A Display of Celebrity Icons, Their Images & Messages

The event has been postponed until further notice. We will notify you about a new date. Tribe Tel Aviv invites you to the Sunset Series: Think Happy Hour…. But Better From LA With Love: A Display of Celebrity Icons, Their Images & Their Messages Presenting “Artists Against Antisemitism” and “Comments for Peace”With Speaker & Artist: Celebrity Photographer Zusha Goldin When: Wednesday, June 18th 7pm: Doors open for cocktails, photo exhibit experience, & Digital Photo Booth exhibition 8pm: Speaker followed by mingling, more cocktails and photo ops Where: Cappella Lounge, Hagag Tower Ha’Arba’ah 28, South Tower, 14th FloorWhat: Dress to Impress! Speakers, cocktails and young TLV community Who: Young Internationals in their 20s & 30s only Cost: 35 NIS entrance includes wine or beer, or a shot(chaser) RSVP: Register above on Eventbrite. About the Event:Join us for the highly anticipated debut of “Artists Against Antisemitism” and “Comments for Peace” photo exhibit featuring icons such as Sharon Osbourne, Tomer Capone, Ginnifer Goodwin, Montana Tucker, and many more. Step into the spotlight at Tel Aviv’s hottest photo exhibit experience, where LA’s iconic photo scene meets Mediterranean flair. The photos show these icons and real comments of hate they’ve received on their personal social media platforms. Sip cocktails and pose for a pic in our photo booth showing your worst antisemitic hate comment (from social media) or your message for peace on a simple white piece of paper. Similar to the celebrities photographed in the exhibit, our photo booth will capture this historic moment with meaning. Expect to meet Israel’s social media warriors and local celebrities while you explore two captivating exhibits that blur the lines between art, activism and fame. This isn’t just an exhibit, it’s your moment in the frame. About The Exhibit: Born from Zusha Goldin’s October 7th experience in Israel and photographed across New York, LA, and Tel Aviv, this exhibit traces a journey from the depths of online hate to the light of a peaceful future. Previously shown in NYC, LA, Columbia University, and at Art Basel in Miami, it now comes to Tel Aviv for the first time as a one-night-only visual journey through Jewish strength and solidarity.