Exhibitions open to the public - Free of charge:
Sunday-Thursday 16:00-21:00
Friday 10:00-14:00
Saturday From venue opening time till 21:30
Curator: Dr. Batsheva Ida
This 2024 series by Daniella Wexler (made aliya from France in 1952; lives and works in Jerusalem) continues the series "From One to Ten" (2022-2023), on permanent display in the foyer of the Uzi Wexler Hall of the Jerusalem Theatre.
There are twenty-two artworks by Rosi Calderón (b. 1965, Mexico City) in the exhibition. Created from 2013-2020 and composed of digital art and oil painting on canvas, every letter is represented.
Jack Siegel toured the great art museums of Europe while serving in the US Army. His paintings show the influence of Impressionism and Expressionism as well as the life force of color.
The new series by Arie Azene (b. 1934, Homberg) presents form and color as analogous to sound and rhythm.
The fertile imagination of one of the greatest Nobel prize-winning writers, Shai Agnon, provides skin and sinews for an exhibition of paintings created by the artist Harry Langbeheim.
Judith Rosenthal depicts personal experiences, memories from journeys abroad and special family occasions through the medium of cloth and threads.
Annie Bendayan presents a journey of color, light and emotion in a personal view of the beauty of the eternal and potent city.
Using collage as her predominant medium, Hannah Libman is inspired by the wealth of possibilities that can be achieved with textures, forms and shapes, utilizing an abundant supply of diverse materials.
Michael Kagan is a perpetual hunter of unusual structure and form. His interest in patterns was first expressed in his doctoral thesis which explored the origins of structure in the evolutionary journey from simplicity to complexity.
