Michal Rovner's Perspective, displayed in the Oxford Street windows of Selfridges, is shown as part of Selfridges’ State of the Arts campaign in collaboration with the Crossrail Art Programme. The artwork corresponds with her work Transitions which will be installed at the Canary Wharf Elizabeth line station as part of the Crossrail Art Programme. There, the work deals with human motion in time and space, as it is presented in the lines of trains crossing the landscape. Here, at Selfridges, the

Pace artist Michal Rovner has been awarded the 2018 EMET Prize in Arts & Culture. The EMET Prize is an annual prize given for excellence in academic and professional achievements that have far reaching influence and significant contribution to society. The prize is awarded by the A.M.N. Foundation for the Advancement of Science, Art and Culture in Israel. “The EMET Prize is awarded to Michal Rovner for her outstanding pioneering achievements in the field of photography in the broad sense o

"The Situation" is an artistic collaboration between Israeli artists. Wishing to give a fresh view point to moments in reality that are not included in news coverage, to send out another voice—a voice of hope.   Song by author David Grossman, video art by artist Michal Rovner, composed by Yoni Rechter, Hadag Nachash, Daniel Zamir and Berry Sakharof.   "What is this song about? The situation we live in, what we have grown accustomed to calling "HAMATZAV" - The Situation. Hearts have har