Karen Chernick

is a Tel Aviv-based arts and culture journalist. Her work has appeared on The Forward, VICE, Artsy, Lonely Planet, Hyperallergic and Eater.

From Karen Chernick

1800s footage of people waiting for a train

Culture

The Israel Film Archive collects more than a century of Israeli historical footage online. Here are the highlights.

By Karen Chernick January 2, 2022

Culture

This Jewish female artist from the comic book golden age was overlooked for decades

By Karen Chernick March 11, 2021

Food

The new foodie normal: Instead of travel and tours, one-on-one chef video lessons

By Karen Chernick July 31, 2020

New York

How Tel Aviv Creatives Made Art Out of the Covid-19 Crisis

By Karen Chernick June 3, 2020

Culture

How Tel Aviv creatives made art out of the coronavirus crisis

By Karen Chernick May 7, 2020

Culture

A prized Marc Chagall painting was stolen in the ’90s. It has resurfaced at an Israeli auction.

By Karen Chernick January 23, 2020

Peggy Guggenheim

Culture

How a Guggenheim helped put modern Israeli art on the map

By Karen Chernick May 3, 2019

Food

An old-school, ‘authentic’ Tel Aviv market has become a vegan haven

By Karen Chernick April 2, 2019

Culture

The earliest surviving photographs of Jerusalem live on in historic exhibit

By Karen Chernick February 12, 2019

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