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| Email: | museum@einharodm.co.il |
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Contemporary Jewish Art in the Judaica wing. In this exhibition the 3 artists dare to ask questions, innovate, and challenge social mores, while trying to make peace with the customs of their homes...[read more]
Installation in the Museum's Library.
An installation that brings together childhood memorys, the study of dreams, symbols and materials from the Artis's father's chemistry lab... [read more]
December 2010 - April 2011
Catalogue launch and discussion:
Friday, 17 Dec 2010, 12:00 With the participation of Michelle White, Associate Curator, the Menil Collection, Houston, Texas, and Galia Bar Or, Curator of the Museum of Art, Ein Harod... [read more]
Shemi (1897-1951) belongs to the group of painters that worked in Eretz Israel during the first half of the 20th century, those who pioneered the course and laid the foundations of the Israeli art of painting... [Read more]
September 2010
Curator: Galia Bar Or.
"...The exhibition is dedicated to this unique but little known Israeli artist. We chose to illuminate his personality and Art using authentic periodical texts by himself and by others - most of which never published before..." [read more]
"...Rubin is giving us the opportunity to appraise a fascinat-ing but little-studied artist, who ipso facto represents all the students of the inaugural class at Bezalel... What did the students paint? How did they work? What ambience did Boris Schatz create?..." [read more]
June 2010
The exhibition comprises some 300 works of painting, sculpture, photography and drawing by Israeli artists, from the early 1920s through to the first decade of the 21st century... [read more]
An exhibition of works by Dutch artist Nettie Steijns-Bromberg (1920-1990)... [read more]
