Online Exhibitions

Online Exhibitions

Aviary Aesthetic: The Symbolism of Birds

With more than thirty artists and works in diverse media, this exhibition explores the fascination birds have long held for artists and designers across different cultures and in different eras. Selected from the permanent collection, the works reflect a variety of stylistic influences, from realism to surrealism, folk art to scientific illustration. Enter the exhibition >>

Modern Ritual: From Bezalel to Wolpert

From its founding in Jerusalem in 1906 by Boris Schatz (1866–1932), the Bezalel School of Arts and Crafts forged a national style and pioneered modernist design in Jewish ceremonial art. Enter the exhibition >>

Rahel Szalit-Marcus and Solomon Gershov Illustrate Sholem

Stories by the famed Yiddish writer Sholem Aleichem inspired a series of paintings and prints by two Eastern European-born 20th century artists. Enter the exhibition >>

Unlisted: Underappreciated Women Artists from the Permanent Collection

With more than 30 artists and works in diverse media, this exhibition explores the fascination birds have long held for artists and designers across different cultures and in different eras. Selected from the permanent collection, the works reflect a variety of stylistic influences, from realism to surrealism, folk art to scientific illustration. Enter the exhibition >>

Vincent Hložník: Dreams

A series of surrealistic linocuts, Dreams responds to traumatic events of the 20th century witnessed by eminent Slovak artist Vincent Hložník (1919–1997). Enter the exhibition >>