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עכשיו במוזיאון
Passover- Italian style
four days of tours, games and family fun!
* every day at 12:00- guided tour in the exhibition "Light of the World".
* every day at 13:00- workshops inspired by our collection (for children ages 6-12). 10 NIS per child- parents don't pay.
*everyday- all day! a fun code game- fined the objects, solve the riddles and discover the code to our safe! free activity upon admission.
Tuesday and Thursday at 11:00- English tour in the exhibition.
Monday, 14.4.25 | 19:00- Gallery talk with Noah Folberg (Hebrew)
Tuesday, 15.4.25 | 19:00- Gallery talk with Noah Folberg (English
The gallery talk is included in admission price.
Coming soon
Niel Folberg: Light of the world
Opening: 24.12.2024
The exhibition presents photographs of synagogues taken by international photographer Neil Folberg. Thirty years ago, Folberg set out to photograph and document Jewish communities around the world. On his journey, he visited both well-known places and ones that were lesser known but equally important and interesting. Some of the Jewish communities he documented no longer exist; others are still active and vital. His photographs document the Jewish heritage of these communities and preserve their memory. They show the influence of local customs and culture on Jewish communal life as well as on the architectural and artistic choices in the design of these communities’ synagogues. Revealed in the photographs of these houses of prayer is not only the physical beauty of the structures but also the story of the resilience of the communities they served. Alongside integration into the fabric of the surrounding culture, they preserve a thousand-year-old heritage of shared history and common belief.
Curators: Reut Di- Veroli and Yasmin Harrari
Niel Folberg: Light of the world
Opening: 24.12.2024
The exhibition presents photographs of synagogues taken by international photographer Neil Folberg. Thirty years ago, Folberg set out to photograph and document Jewish communities around the world. On his journey, he visited both well-known places and ones that were lesser known but equally important and interesting. Some of the Jewish communities he documented no longer exist; others are still active and vital. His photographs document the Jewish heritage of these communities and preserve their memory. They show the influence of local customs and culture on Jewish communal life as well as on the architectural and artistic choices in the design of these communities’ synagogues. Revealed in the photographs of these houses of prayer is not only the physical beauty of the structures but also the story of the resilience of the communities they served. Alongside integration into the fabric of the surrounding culture, they preserve a thousand-year-old heritage of shared history and common belief.
Curators: Reut Di- Veroli and Yasmin Harrari
Coming soon
Niel Folberg: Light of the world
Opening: 24.12.2024
The exhibition presents photographs of synagogues taken by international photographer Neil Folberg. Thirty years ago, Folberg set out to photograph and document Jewish communities around the world. On his journey, he visited both well-known places and ones that were lesser known but equally important and interesting. Some of the Jewish communities he documented no longer exist; others are still active and vital. His photographs document the Jewish heritage of these communities and preserve their memory. They show the influence of local customs and culture on Jewish communal life as well as on the architectural and artistic choices in the design of these communities’ synagogues. Revealed in the photographs of these houses of prayer is not only the physical beauty of the structures but also the story of the resilience of the communities they served. Alongside integration into the fabric of the surrounding culture, they preserve a thousand-year-old heritage of shared history and common belief.
Curators: Reut Di- Veroli and Yasmin Harrari
Rachel Tauber: Parasite
Opening: 24.02.2025
The exhibition presents photographs of synagogues taken by international photographer Neil Folberg. Thirty years ago, Folberg set out to photograph and document Jewish communities around the world. On his journey, he visited both well-known places and ones that were lesser known but equally important and interesting. Some of the Jewish communities he documented no longer exist; others are still active and vital. His photographs document the Jewish heritage of these communities and preserve their memory. They show the influence of local customs and culture on Jewish communal life as well as on the architectural and artistic choices in the design of these communities’ synagogues. Revealed in the photographs of these houses of prayer is not only the physical beauty of the structures but also the story of the resilience of the communities they served. Alongside integration into the fabric of the surrounding culture, they preserve a thousand-year-old heritage of shared history and common belief.
Curators: Reut Di- Veroli and Yasmin Harrari
