Beit Castel

[1] Castel was described by Gideon Ofrat in a Jerusalem Post as a singular artist in part due to his Volcanic ash art technique.

The art in the gallery was mostly produced by several well known artists of the quarter such as Yitzhak Frenkel Frenel, Shimshon Holzman, Rolly Schaffer, Moshe Castel, Aaron Yaackobson and others.

[5] The gallery was described in the Yedioth Ahronot article as having a middle-eastern ambience thanks to its ornate gardens, trees and little courtyards.

It contains a wide variety of ancient tools and stone works collected in part by Moshe Castel, Yakov Hadad and other Israeli artists who found those stoneworks among rubble, in the fields or in other locations.

[6] The Beit Castel gallery was the filming location of the Television series: The Beauty Queen of Jerusalem.

Door in the Beit Castel gallery, created by Yaacov Hadad and Rolly Schaffer
Pomegranate tree in Beit Castel
Blue door in the gallery