The Haviva Seligson Studio is a small, intimate space in Moshav Yodfat where art, material, and craftsmanship converge. Since completing her art studies in 2007, Haviva has worked as an independent artist, creating and exhibiting her work while also conducting workshops. Her practice has evolved to
At the studio, visitors can view original art prints, the tools and materials used to create them, and learn about the process behind each piece. Haviva works with professional printmaking materials and high-quality art papers, including handmade Japanese papers.
Alongside her own artistic practice, Haviva leads linocut workshops suitable for all skill levels, including those with no prior experience. The workshops invite you to experience printmaking firsthand—from the initial concept and carving stage to the moment you lift the paper and see the finished print for the first time.
You are welcome to visit the studio by appointment to purchase artworks and get an up-close look at the creative process. You can also book Haviva to conduct private group workshops, either at the studio or at an off-site location.
The studio is part of a broader creative practice that includes creating and selling artwork, collaborating with interior designers, and participating in exhibitions and open-studio events.
It is a space that invites you to slow down, observe, work with your hands, and immerse yourself in the process — discovering the possibilities that unfold precisely when not everything is known in advance.
Haviva Seligson invites you to a creative session at her new Yodfat studio to explore manual printmaking. Over two hours, we will explore the linocut technique, design and carve linoleum blocks, and see how a handmade image becomes a print on paper.
Yodfat
11/20 Friday 10:00
To mark her move to a new studio in Yodfat, artist Haviva Seligson is opening her doors for a festive gathering centered on art, printmaking, and local creativity.
Yodfat
11/27 Friday 10:00Four hours of creativity, inspiration, and flavor—a unique encounter between printmaking and the culinary world. Artist Haviva Seligson and Adi Shmuel of Adush—A Life Journey Through Food—invite you to an intimate winter morning at their Yodfat studio.
Yodfat
12/19 Saturday 10:00Haviva Seligson invites you to a creative session at her new Yodfat studio to explore manual printmaking. Over two hours, we will explore the linocut technique, design and carve linoleum blocks, and see how a handmade image becomes a print on paper.
To mark her move to a new studio in Yodfat, artist Haviva Seligson is opening her doors for a festive gathering centered on art, printmaking, and local creativity.
Four hours of creativity, inspiration, and flavor—a unique encounter between printmaking and the culinary world. Artist Haviva Seligson and Adi Shmuel of Adush—A Life Journey Through Food—invite you to an intimate winter morning at their Yodfat studio.
A workshop where two people create a single collaborative print — from the initial concept to the final hand-pulled print on paper. Over three hours, you will experience the full creative process: from conceptualizing and planning the print to learning the linocut carving technique and finally transforming the block into a finished print.
A workshop where two people create a single collaborative print — from the initial concept to the final hand-pulled print on paper. Over three hours, you will experience the full creative process: from conceptualizing and planning the print to learning the linocut carving technique and finally transforming the block into a finished print.
How does an idea transform into a printed work of art? In this session with Haviva Seligson, we go behind the scenes of the linocut printmaking world and get an up-close look at one of the most fascinating printmaking techniques.
How does an idea transform into a printed work of art? In this session with Haviva Seligson, we go behind the scenes of the linocut printmaking world and get an up-close look at one of the most fascinating printmaking techniques.
A day dedicated to creativity, craftsmanship, and discovering local artistry. The highlight is an in-depth linocut printmaking workshop at Haviva’s studio, where each participant experiences the full creative journey — from initial idea and sketch to carving and hand-printing a series of prints.
A day dedicated to creativity, craftsmanship, and discovering local artistry. The highlight is an in-depth linocut printmaking workshop at Haviva’s studio, where each participant experiences the full creative journey — from initial idea and sketch to carving and hand-printing a series of prints.
Haviva Seligson
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