Primary sources: The archival exhibition of Israeli arts
"Primary sources: Activating the archives of Israeli Arts" is a museum event that will take place at the Genia Schreiber University Gallery.
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"Primary sources: Activating the archives of Israeli Arts" is a museum event that will take place at the Genia Schreiber University Gallery.
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Follow Mar. 14, 2021 After a decade-long revamp, Beth Hatfutsot Museum of the Jewish Diaspora, a mainstay of the Tel Aviv University campus, has reopened as ANU – Museum of the Jewish People. (Anu means “us” in Hebrew.) The only thing missing was a dedication, another casualty of the coronavirus crisis. The museum contains an extensive exhibition on Jewish history and communities – from Iceland to the Philippines – not to mention the luminaries. It also displays works by Jewish artists, as well as contemporary and antique Judaica. Open gallery view A visitor at the renovated ANU Mus...
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