21. Jewish Museums And Historical Resources The following list of jewish museums is organized by country. See also www.aejm.org for the Association of European jewish museums. ARGENTINA http://www.isjm.org/Links/museums.htm

International Survey of Jewish Monuments Jewish Museums and Historical Resources Home The following list of Jewish museums is organized by country. Please click on the country you are interested in to view a list of that country's Jewish museums or scroll down to view the entire list. Argentina Australia Austria Belarus ... USA See also www.aejm.org for the Association of European Jewish Museums. ARGENTINA Museo Judio de Buenos Aires Libertad 769 Capital Federal ARGENTINA Tel. 4372 2474 The museum is housed inside the historic synagogue Templo de la Congregacion Israelita Argentina, and is dedicated to the history of Jewish immigration to Argentina. Museo Historico Comunal Y de la Coloniazacion Judia “Rabino Aaron Goldman” 25 de Mayo 188 Santa Fe ARGENTINA Tel. 03409 420042 www.liveargentina.com/SantaFeMmuseohistoricoComunalydelaColonJudia.htm#volver AUSTRALIA The Jewish Museum Of Australia 26 Alma Rd St Kilda, VIC 3182 AUSTRALIA Tel. (03) 9534 0083 Fax (03) 9534 0844 www.jewishmuseum.com.au/index.htm

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23. LII - Results For "jewish Museums" This Berkeley, CA, Jewish museum s Web site includes information on permanent The third largest Jewish museum in North America, the Magnes Museum was http://www.lii.org/search?searchtype=subject;query=Jewish museums;subsearch=Jewi

24. Jewish Museums Of The World jewish museums of the World by Grace Cohen Grossman. The only book that presents the breadth of existing jewish museums http://www.hlla.com/catalog/jewmuseums.html

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26. Two Iraqi Jewish Museums In Israel The first of two articles on Iraqi Jewry in Israel, this article explores Iraqi aliyah to Israel and the Shavuot pogrom that helped to trigger it through http://www.wzo.org.il/en/resources/view.asp?id=1418

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29. Judiska Museet I Stockholm The museum, which is the only one of its kind in the Nordic countries and is a member of the Swedish Association of museums. Details of the history of Swedish Jews and exhibits are provided. http://www.judiska-museet.a.se

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Website www.jewishmuseum.org Jewish Museum 1109 Fifth Ave (at 92nd St) New York City, New York 10128 Hours SunThu 11am-5:45pm Tues 11am-8pm Admission General $8 Seniors/students $5.50 Children under 12 and members, Free Tuesdays 5:00 to 8:00 pm, PAY WHAT YOU WISH Jewish Museum "The Jewish Museum is a major American art museum, but also the largest Jewish museum in the Western hemisphere. Art is its primary medium of communication; yet the Museum's permanent exhibition presents, within an historical context, the multiple facets of Jewish identity as it has emerged during more than four millenia." Current and Upcoming Exhibitions At The Museum by Jason Wiggins The Jewish Museum, located on the same avenue of culture as the Met Guggenheim and Cooper-Hewitt , has a design style different from many other museums. The towers and windows make the building look, ironically, like a Gothic church, much different from the buildings next door, which are mostly plain and square. There is more to the Jewish Museum than meets the eye; unlike many other museums on Museum Mile, the Jewish Museum takes up all of the floor of its building. The galleries are arranged in a circuitous style which allows for a lot of material to be put on display and makes floor plans a necessity. The permanent exhibit, located on the top two floors, presents the history of the Jewish people starting more than four thousand years ago. Since the exhibit is presented in chronological order, it makes the most sense to start at the beginning on the fourth floor and walk your way down through time.

31. The Jewish Museum - Museums - Visitors Guide - New York Spanning two floors and four thousand years, the jewish Museum’s sweeping permanent The jewish Museum’s acquisitions extend well beyond “Culture and http://www.newyorkmetro.com/pages/venues/35.htm

dqmcodebase = "/js/nav/" Select a Guide All Guides Best Doctors Best Lawyers Cheap Guide Everything Guides Home Design NYC Weddings The Jewish Museum (Credit: Peter Aaron/Esto) A comprehensive look at Jewish art and identity. Address: 1109 Fifth Ave., at 92nd St., New York, NY 10128 Phone: Hours Sun-Wed 11am-5:45pm; Thu 11am-8pm; Fri 11am-3pm; Closed Sat and some major Jewish holidays Admissions Subways 4, 5, 6 train to 86th St. Map It Official Website Overview Spanning two floors and four thousand years, the Jewish Museum’s sweeping permanent exhibition takes an ambitious, largely successful stab at defining a plurality of Jewish identities and at deciphering just how Judaism has managed to survive so much for so long. Thankfully, the exhibit, “Culture and Continuity: The Jewish Journey,” is broken down into four visitor-friendly, thematic chunks, beginning on the top floor and proceeding downwards in chronological order. Expect artifacts from the ancient world, objects used for worship, engravings, torah scrolls, maps, personal testimonies, photographs and even video footage. The Jewish Museum’s acquisitions extend well beyond “Culture and Continuity” to encompass 28,000 odd pieces, with works by heavyweights such as Max Weber, Elie Nadelman, Mark Rothko, and Alfred Stieglitz. Temporary exhibitions tend to draw a larger, broader audience. Case in point: during its centennial summer of 2004, the museum hosted a highly popular and praised special exhibition, “Modigliani: Beyond the Myth.”

32. Museums & Exhibits 2 The jewish Museum in Prague, founded in 1906, celebrated its 90th anniversary in With over 35000 objects from Bohemia and Moravia, the jewish Museum http://www.isjm.org/jhr/no2/museums2.htm

Jewish Heritage Report Vol. I, No. 2 / Summer 1997 Museums and Exhibits: Prague and Warsaw MUSEUMS AND EXHIBITS THE JEWISH MUSEUM IN PRAGUE RENEWED 90-YEAR OLD INSTITUTION UNDERGOES MAJOR REVIVAL AND EXPANSION UNDER JEWISH COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP The Jewish Museum in Prague, founded in 1906, celebrated its 90th anniversary in 1996. Despite a tumultuous history, the institution is now growing – aggressively addressing problems of inventory, care, preservation, and restoration of the important artifacts and monuments in its collection. With over 35,000 objects from Bohemia and Moravia, the Jewish Museum possesses one of the most extensive collections of Judaica in the world. A number of historic sites, including the Old Jewish Cemetery, the Pinkus Synagogue, the Ceremonial Hall, the Klaus Synagogue, the Maisel Synagogue and the Spanish Synagogue are all under the Museum's care. The objective of the museum when it was created was to "collect, preserve and exhibit ritual items of household and synagogue worship as well as archive materials, manuscripts and illustrations of Jewish monuments and personalities." The museum staged its first exhibition in 1909 and continued to present exhibits until the German Occupation in 1939 when the Museum Association was dissolved. Dr. Karel Stein, fearing the destruction of Jewish artifacts, negotiated with the Nazis to establish the Central Jewish Museum to preserve and exhibit artistic and historical objects of the pre-war Jewish communities. Although his intention to preserve the objects was successful in the end, the Nazis viewed the museum in a very different light as a "museum of an extinct race."

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Listing sponsored by KappaElastin™ Scientific Breakthrough. No Shots Science response to skin aging. www.kappaelastin.com Jewish Museum of San Francisco, the 121 Stuart Street San Francisco, California Phone: 415-543-8880 TTY: Statement of Purpose: Museum to Create 50,000-square-foot Multi-Faceted Arts Center for Jewish Cultural Programming and Perspective Expanded Institution to Include Facilities for Major Exhibitions, Adult and Youth Education, and Community-Wide Programs San Francisco, June 12, 1996 The Jewish Museum San Francisco today announced that it has launched a major initiative for expanding the scale, range, and reach of its programming with the selection of Peter Eisenman as the architect for its new facility in the Yerba Buena district of downtown San Francisco. The Jewish Museum, founded twelve years ago to provide a forum for exploring the Jewish contribution to American society and the ongoing evolution of contemporary American Jewish culture, had long outgrown its current space in the downtown Jewish Community Federation building. Creation of the institution's first museum building was stimulated in response to both the growing interest of the Jewish community to explore its own culture and identity in contemporary society, and the need to broaden and enliven the dialogue among all the diverse heritages that form the greater Bay Area community. The new museum is slated for completion in 1999. Fred Levinson, President of the Jewish Museum comments, "Since its founding in 1984, the Jewish Museum's core mission has been to foster an understanding of Jewish traditions and perspectives within the context of contemporary culture. The diverse programming of the museum is a reflection of core Jewish values of inquiry, dialogue and respect for diversity. The Jewish Museum has played an important ongoing role in the community, and with the expansion program, we are reinventing ourselves as a full-service institution by establishing a level of programming that is commensurate with the public's needs and expectations."

35. Artcom Museums Tour: Jewish Museum, The The centerpiece of the expanded jewish Museum is a twofloor permanent exhibition, The jewish Museum is also known for its temporary exhibitions, http://www.artcom.com/Museums/nv/gl/10128.htm

Listing sponsored by KappaElastin™ Scientific Breakthrough. No Shots Science response to skin aging. www.kappaelastin.com Jewish Museum, The 1109 Fifth Avenue At 92nd Street New York, New York Phone: 212 423 3200 TTY: Statement of Purpose: Culture and Continuity: The Jewish Journey. Jewsih archaeology, numismatics, fine arts, ethnography, various exhibits on Jewish culture. Dedicated to presenting the remarkable scope and diversity of Jewish culture, the Museum serves today as a unique source of insight and inspiration for all people. Visitors to the Museum enjoy an art experience which captures 4,000 years of Jewish life and culture. In 1904, Judge Mayer Sulzberger presented his library and 26 ceremonial objects to The Jewish Theological Seminary of America to serve as the initial establishment of a Jewish museum. From this modest beginning, and through the generosity of many patrons and collectors, the collections grew. By 1944, when Mrs. Felix M. Warburg, a member of the Seminary's Board of Directors, offered her home for use as a Jewish museum, the collections were more than worthy of the proposed new setting. On May 8, 1947, the Museum opened in the French Gothic-style Warburg Mansion, on Fifth Avenue at 92nd Street. A gift from Mr. and Mrs. Albert A. List provided funds for much needed additional space, and the new List building, adjoining the Warburg home, opened in 1963. In 1993, the Museum expanded and totally renovated its buildings to increase space for gallery, office and education use.

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38. Jewish Museum, Finchley - 24 Hour Museum - Official Guide To UK Museums, Galleri 24 Hour Museum is the UK s official guide to over 3000 museums, galleries, exhibitions and heritage attractions. 24 Hour Museum offers daily arts news, http://www.24hourmuseum.org.uk/museum_gfx_en/SE000332.html

Text-only Version September 23 2005 Search this site GO ADVANCED SEARCH Jewish Museum, Finchley Jewish Museum The Sternberg Centre 80 East End Road Finchley London England Collection details Archives, Costume and Textiles, Personalities, Photography, Religion, Social History, World Cultures Facilities [ icon key ] Contact details General information (Tel) : 020 8349 1143 General information (Fax) : 020 8343 2162 E-mail : enquiries@jewishmuseum.org.uk Website : www.jewishmuseum.org.uk Open Mon-Thurs 1030-1700 Sun 1030-1630 Closed Admission charges Free for children 12 and under Discounts Museums Association Description Formerly the London Museum of Jewish Life, now the home of the social history collections of the Jewish Museum (also at Camden Town). Visitors can explore the history of Jewish immigration and settlement in London, and step back in time to view reconstructions of tailoring and cabinet-making workshops from the Jewish East End. There are hands-on activities for children and a children's treasure trail is available. Holocaust education is a major feature of the Museum's work, with exhibitions and educational programming relating to the Holocaust and the experiences of refugees from Nazism. Collections description The colections include a wide range of documents and artefacts reflecting the diverse roots and heritage of Jews in Britain, as well as an Oral History Archive and a Photographic Archive.

39. Jewish Museum In The NYC Insider: An Insider's Guide To New York City jewish Museum review in insider s guide to New York s top museums and attractions plus its hidden treasures; includes discount hotels and airfare, http://www.theinsider.com/nyc/museums/1jewish.htm

The NYC Insider NYC Home Page Exploring NYC: Fun Things Museums Hidden Treasures Photo Collection ... Restaurants Travel Services: Discount Hotels Car Rentals Airline Reservations Vacation Rentals ... Contact Us Other Guides: The Aloha Insider The Bermuda Insider The Boston Insider The Phila. Insider ... More Hotel Discounts Jewish Museum 1109 5th Avenue (at 92nd Street) Manhattan Summary: Believed to be the world's largest Jewish Museum outside of Israel. The museum's collection includes Jewish ceremonial pieces, art, photographs and cultural artifacts, as well as works by Jewish artists like Marc Chagall and Frank Stella (and most recently, Modigliani). The first thing to realize about the Jewish Museum is that it is not a Holocaust museum. There is only one small section of the permanent exhibition devoted to the Holocaust. According to a museum tour guide, the size of the exhibit, "The Shoah," reflects the small proportion of this period of time to the entire history of Judaism. The museum itself is quite large, covering four stories, but is manageable in an afternoon. The first two floors house the special exhibitions while the top two have the permanent exhibition and the Children's Gallery, which houses an exhibit for children and families on Jewish holidays.

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