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The MA in Organizational Behavior and Development at the Raphael Recanati International School (RRIS) at IDC Herzliya attracts many students from around the world every year. Often these students are of various ages and speak various languages, coming to Israel to complete the two-year degree without their families.
The challenges of Covid-19 have been felt worldwide, including by students who choose to study for their master’s degree. Dr. Dana Pereg, the head of the MA in Organizational Behavior and Development (OBD), has recognized the unique challenges posed to her students. She emphasizes the importance of engagement and belongingness to the OBD program and recognizes the needs to strengthen these feelings for new students, especially in light of the remote learning challenges and social distancing.
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Alexandra Zuckerman, “Flower Fields,” Noga Gallery, Tel Aviv
When you enter the illuminated space of the Noga Gallery of Contemporary Art in Tel Aviv, all you see is a sort of avenue of pale vertical rectangles with ghostly patterns flickering on them. The avenue leads to an isolated, faded rectangle, on the far wall. The rectangles along the avenue are identical in size, equally spaced apart. Each one has a softness of its own, warm or cool, and together they span a bright and colorful musical range. These are Alexandra Zuckerman’s “flower fields,” which are also fields of vision: When you approach them you discover a calculated and precise delicacy, up to the last of the patches.