Exhibitions
Past Exhibitions
The Real and the Ideal - Paintings by Ludwig Blum
Panoramic paintings of Jerusalem and other sites in Eretz Israel, by the artist Ludwig Blum (1891-1974).
Drama of Identities
The exhibition examines issues of Jewish and Israeli identity through ironic, theatrical and poetic...
Never Looked Better
Contemporary Artists Respond to the Collection of the Late Herbert and Leni Sonnenfeld.
Jews of Struggle
The Jewish national movement in the USSR between 1967 and 1989 and its impact on Israel and world Jewry.
Synagogues of Turkey
Beit Hatfutsot presents a photography exhibition by the renowned Turkish photographer Izzet Keribar.
Beyond the Sambatyon
Tracing the myth of the lost tribes and its evolution, from the Assyrian exile until today.
"Therefore Choose Life"
An exploration of Jews and medicine from the perspectives of religion, culture and science.
By the Black Sea
Telling the story of the Jewish agricultural colonies in southern Ukraine and the Crimean Peninsula.
To Save a World
Celebrating the vital work of The American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee 1914-1984.
Dreaming in English
Portraits from the Jewish Community in Melbourne, 1989-2006, photographs by Angela Lynkushka.
Faces/ Places/ Identity
Portraits of Jews, 1975–1995, 65 portraits of Jews around the world, collected from photography...
Franz Kafka, by Jan Parik
A 2003 exhibition marking the 120th anniversary of the birth of Franz Kafka, one of the greatest writers...
Sigmund Freud
The story of Austrian Jewish psychologist, Sigmund Freud, a man of decisive influence on modern culture.
Synagogues in Germany
This exhibition presented virtual reconstructions of 14 major synagogues in pre-Nazi Germany.
Homage to Odessa
Three exhibitions on Odessa, the city that a century ago was a center of Jewish modernism, with the second...
Golden Days of Summer
Memories of beautiful summer days by the seaside, in the elegant spas of Europe, and in the countryside.
The Closed Curtain
The activities of the Moscow Yiddish State Theater, during the great cultural revival.







