I immigrated from South Africa with my husband in 1987. Our two children were born in Israel. I have been teaching English as a foreign language at the Hebrew University since 1991.

My first degree is in Psychology and History from UNISA (University of South Africa). I have a teaching Diploma and post-graduate degree in remedial Education from The University of the Witwatersrand (South Africa) and a master’s degree in English Literature from The Hebrew University.

In my years at the university I have taught English to students studying humanities, social sciences, sciences and nursing. I am looking forward to teaching new material to creative students and working with Joanna and the other members of English Unit.

I have always incorporated all four skills in teaching and I am happy that the MALAG has now made this approach official. I believe Bezalel students want to be part of the international academic community.  Proficiency in English is essential to achieve this goal.

I will be teaching the basic level course. This course aims at building a solid foundation in English; preparing for the challenges of the higher levels and increasing confidence to use English both academically and for everyday usage.

A historian of visual art and lecturer. Involved with the fields of Israeli art and modern Jewish art.

2012 - Ph.D., Hebrew University, Jerusalem. Title: Cross-Stitching Cross-Cultural Identities: Elaine Reichek's Art of Text and Textile.

2003 - M.A. Hebrew University, Jerusalem. Title: Micha Ullman: The Quiet Dialogue, Hidden Sculptures in Public Space.

Designer, Artist, Lecturer on Japanese-Culture and faculty member / lecturer at the Visual Communication Department, Bezalel.

Adlai is a graduate with honors from the Graphic Design Department, Bezalel. He received the Rosa Merkin Prize for his final project as the most outstanding work throughout the Academy.

After graduating with distinctive honors and receiving an M.F.A from Aichi Prefectural University of Art and Music, Japan, he worked at Shiseido's - Tokyo headquarters, advertising division and international marketing divisions.

Adlai returned to Israel and has led several branding agencies over the last two decades, among them, FutureBrand Israel.

A short- list of major branding projects he has led: B-Bezeq, Yellow-convenience stores, Esc mobile brand, Phoenix Insurance, Mizrahi Tefahot Bank, Union Bank, Tambour, Azorim real- estate, Packaging for Tara, Zuriel Dairy and Muller, Yad-Mordechai, Baraka and Teva Pharmaceuticals.

His designs have won international awards and have been published in numerous publications.

Joint founder of the Israel Community of Designers.

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Osnat holds a Master of Architecture (M.Arch.) from Princeton University (2011),  a Bachelor of Architecture (B.Arch)  (Honours) from the Azrieli School of Architecture, Tel Aviv University (2007) and a Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.)  in Computer Science & Philosophy from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem (2002).
Osnat  teaches both at  Bezalel Academy of Art and Design and at Shenkar College of Engineering, Design and Art. Her book, Dreams about home – High rises and the continuing housing crisis in Israel, co-edited with Yehoshua Gutman and Elad Horn (Resling Publishing, 2017) won the third prize of the annual competition of AI magazine. She organizes the annual event "Envelopes Now" at Bezalel Academy of Art and Design and other academic events.
Osnat Joined HQ in 2020 as a Team Leader & Project Manager. Prior to joining HQ Architects, Osnat worked at  Gutman Assif Architects and Skorka Architects as a senior architect designing and executing projects, ranging from small scale design projects to very large architectural projects. 

Jan Tandrevold (born 1961, Norway) is a lecturer at the Architecture Department at Bezalel and a co-owner and practicing architect at Arctic Architects in Jerusalem. He studied architecture at the Oslo School of Architecture (Diploma Program), painting at the Academy of Art and Design (SHKS) in Oslo and at the Jerusalem Studio School (JSS), and urban studies at the International Laboratory of Architecture & Urban Design (ILAUD) in Siena, Italy and at the Rotenberg School of the Hebrew University, Jerusalem. In his teaching, his aims to provide an advanced understanding of modern architecture, starting by exploring how Palladio as an architect made the ancient modern. Critical observation of modern architecture is conducted in order to illustrate the continuation of architectural concepts from earlier Greek and Roman architecture, via Palladio, the Renaissance and the Baroque. Providing a link to contemporary architecture, he investigates the architecture of early modernist architects (especially Le Corbusier), and next generation Nordic architects including Sverre Fehn, his former professor from Oslo. As an extension of his course, he has also for many years been initiating and involved in bringing student from the Bezalel Architecture Department to various study tours in Italy and Greece.