Galeryah Rozenfeld, Contemporary art museum in Tel Aviv, Israel

Galeryah Rozenfeld is a contemporary art museum in Tel Aviv that displays works across various mediums, including paintings, sculptures, photography, and video installations by Israeli and international artists. The collection presents a range of artistic expression and techniques from different regions around the world.

Eliezer Rosenfeld, an art collector and dealer, founded the gallery in 1952 on Dizengoff Street. In the 1950s and 1960s it became one of Israel's most successful galleries, identified with artists such as Marcel Janco and Moshe Bernstein. After a long decline in its standing, management passed to Tzachi Rosenfeld in 1995, a thorough renovation followed in 1999, and on 26 March 2009 the gallery moved to Kiryat Hamelacha in Tel Aviv-Yafo.

The gallery's name comes from its founder, the collector and dealer Eliezer Rosenfeld, and it has operated as a family business since 1952; his son Tzachi Rosenfeld took over its management in 1995. Artists long associated with the gallery include Marcel Janco and Moshe Bernstein, and among those shown in recent years are Roee Rosen, Boaz Arad, Efrat Natan and Zoya Cherkassky.

The gallery sits in Kiryat Hamelacha, the workshop and industrial quarter of Tel Aviv-Yafo, and moved there on 26 March 2009 after decades on Dizengoff Street. Visitors should look for it among the area's workshops and studios rather than in the central gallery districts.

The gallery was founded in 1952 on Dizengoff Street by Eliezer Rosenfeld, an art collector and dealer, and is among the oldest commercial galleries in Israel. In the 1950s and 1960s it was identified with artists such as Marcel Janco and Moshe Bernstein. After a long decline, management passed to Tzachi Rosenfeld in 1995, and on 26 March 2009 the gallery moved to Kiryat Hamelacha in Tel Aviv-Yafo.