![]() Jewish Museum Centennial Commission, purchase: Tobe Pascher Workshop Commission Program Fund. LEARN MORE Karim Rashid, Menorahmorph, 2004, silicone and stainless steel. Scenes From the Collection: Hanukkah Lamps Closing in early 2022įeaturing over 80 Hanukkah lamps drawn from the Jewish Museum's unparalleled collection of nearly 1,050 pieces, the lamps in this exhibition represent four continents and six centuries of artistic production, in a variety of materials from silver, to copper, to wood, and even silicone. LEARN MORE Installation view of Afterlives: Recovering the Lost Stories of Looted Art. This exhibition traces the fascinating timelines of individual objects as they passed through hands and sites before, during, and after World War II, bringing forward their myriad stories. Marshall, 2013.62 Afterlives: Uncovering the Lost Stories of Looted Art Through January 9, 2022 ![]() Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, museum purchase with funds by exchange by contribution, and by exchange from a Gift of Laurence K. Jean-Honoré Fragonard, Aurora Triumphing over Night, about 1755-56, oil on canvas. LEARN MORE Installation view of The Hare with Amber Eyes. The Jewish Museum, NY. The Hare with Amber Eyes Through May 15, 2022Įxplore the story of the Ephrussi family celebrated in the bestselling memoir of the same name by family descendant Edmund de Waal, through artworks by Jean-Honoré Fragonard, Claude Monet, Gustave Moreau, Berthe Morisot, and Auguste Renoir photographs, personal papers, and ephemera as well as 168 Japanese netsuke that have been in the family since the 1880s. Thank you for being with us this season, whether you choose to do so in person or at home.Ĭlaudia Gould, Helen Goldsmith Menschel Director Or purchase candles and gift items from the Shop-these sales provide additional and critical support for the Museum. Bring the family for an in-gallery Hanukkah Hunt activity on Sunday, December 5, to see the range of beautiful menorahs in the Museum’s collection. You can also plan a visit to the Museum as part of your Hanukkah celebrations. A few upcoming highlights are a virtual lecture by Curator of Judaica, Abigail Rapoport, on December 2, telling the stories of objects that escaped World War II and ended up in the Jewish Museum collection and Looting, Loss, and Recovery, a two-part virtual symposium coming up in the weeks ahead, which you can read more about in this newsletter. While our exhibition Afterlives: Recovering the Lost Stories of Looted Art continues through January 9, 2022, we will be hosting a range of meaningful virtual programs related to this important exhibition. ![]() The member presale begins on December 14. ![]() We will be presenting a hybrid festival with our partners at Film at Lincoln Center, featuring a combination of in-theater screenings at Walter Reade Theater, as well as online screenings. ![]() We are also preparing for the annual New York Jewish Film Festival, taking place January 12 - 25, 2022. I first dreamed of turning this book into an exhibition ten years ago, and I’m sure you’ll agree that the result has been worth the wait. It brings me joy to invite you to visit this stunning immersive exhibition concept with design by Diller Scofidio + Renfro. Last week, we opened a momentous new exhibition, The Hare with Amber Eyes, based on the family memoir by Edmund de Waal. At this unique moment in time, The Jewish Museum continues to offer engaging experiences both on-site and online, to meet our audiences wherever they are most comfortable. As the world continues to open up-with theaters buzzing and tourists returning to Museum Mile-we are grateful for your continued support of the Museum. ![]()
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