The exhibition was the fruit of an international ceramics symposium, attended by international, Israeli and Arab ceramics artists. All the exhibits were created during, or inspired by, the symposium.

The exhibition displaying the work of 20 outstanding young Israeli art graduates. Collaboration with the participants continued for about a year, during which they visited the gallery and met to exchange ideas. These meetings crystallized and consolidated the group; the work they subsequently exhibited reflected their newly gained familiarity with the site, the people and each other. The works were shown in the gallery space, in five private homes whose owners agreed to host the exhibition, and in a local school whose students had worked with the artists over several months.

The exhibition displayed the works of 28 Jewish and Arab artists on the theme of ecology and recycling.

Initiators: Stephanie Ben-Zaken, Aim Deuel-Luski, Osnat Wider, Yuval Caspi, Moshe Mugraby, Joshua Simon, Roee Rosen, Said Abu-Shakra.

An exhibition of the works of the American artist Yoko Ono was among the major events that have been organized by the gallery since its establishment. The exhibition drew thousands of visitors from all over the country.