Yeshiva University Museum - Past Events
Below is a list of all past events for Yeshiva University Museum. Current and upcoming events, as well as other details, are available on the venue's page.
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Archie Granot "The Papercut Haggadah"
Fifty five highly intricate papercuts for a Passover Haggadah by virtuoso artist Archie Granot, specially commissioned for a private collection. Combining complex geometric motifs with Hebrew text, the (...)
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"Imagining the Temple: The Models of Leen Ritmeyer" Exhibition
This exhibition inaugurates a new gift to the museum of five architectural models by the family of Benjamin Adelman of Silver Spring, MD. The models, which represent the Biblical Tabernacle (Mishkan) and (...)
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"Albert Dov Sigal 1912 - 1970" Exhibition
Albert Dov Sigal was an expert enamellist who transformed the ancient media into an art form and contributed to a renaissance in enamels in Europe and the United States. This exhibition includes a selection (...)
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"The Six Day War Series: Paintings by Ira Moskowitz" Exhibition
This series of eight oil paintings was gifted to the museum collection by the family of Ira and Ann Moskowitz in celebration of the 40th anniversary of the reunification of Jerusalem. In these emotionally (...)
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Hana Behar-Paneth "Gan ha-Besamim (Garden of Spices)"
A remarkable collection of silver and wood spice boxes by Jerusalem artist Hana Behar Paneth illustrates her lifelong fascination with the foliage and plants of Israel, combining contemporary craftsmanship (...)
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"Inspired by Kafka: Varda Rotem Sculptures" Exhibtion
These bronze sculptures by Tel Aviv-based artist Varda Rotem were inspired by the literary themes of Franz Kafka: the challenge to capture the essence of man's conflict with his destiny and his desire (...)
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"Bread/Lechem: Photographs by Margalit Mannor" Exhibtion
Thirteen large color photographs by Tel Aviv native Israeli artist, Margalit Mannor, document a little-known phenomenon in Israel today - the process by which stale bread is collected from Israeli bakeries (...)




