The renowned artist and ceramic sculpturist of Israel Frida Steinberger said that paintings and sculptures hide a song in their depth and most of the time it remains embedded in shapes, forms, geometrics, lines and colours on the ceramics, stones and canvas. She along with six other artists from Israel were holding a workshop in art and culture at Asian Academy of Film & Television. Describing Israel as a country of immigrants, the curator of Israel’s International Artists’ Museum and a theatre artist mentioned that 4000 years of Jewish heritage and 50 years of modern statehood have contributed to the distinct culture of Israel. Director of Asian Academy of Film & Television Sandeep Marwah pointed out that paintings indeed help the filmmakers to understand how to make their screen presentations a treat for the eyes. He disclosed that a film on Indo-Israeli art will be produced by this group under the banner of Marwah Films & Video Production. Uri Daniel De Beer, Norma Drimmer, Jacob Hai MacMillan, Sully B. Wolff and Rajul Mehta of Indian descent were also in the group. On this occasion Doron Polak was made the life member of the International Film & Television Club.
