International Support for The Jerusalem Biennale

The 6th Jerusalem Biennale, the largest platform in the world for Israeli and Jewish art, was scheduled to open November 9th with over 35 exhibitions in 22 prestigious venues around the capital. With works of art already in transit, and artists, curators and visitors flying in from all over the world, the Hamas attack forced Rami Ozeri, the Biennale’s director, to postpone. Now, in an amazing display of unity, some of the artists and curators have mounted exhibitions of The Jerusalem Biennale in their home cities, including New York, Casale Monferrato, and Buenos Aires, and Budapest.

https://m.jpost.com/israel-news/article-772947

https://www.tagesspiegel.de/kultur/israels-kulturszene-nach-dem-7-oktober-kunst-konnte-auch-heilen-10798702.html

AMIA, in Buenos Aires, the site of the worst terrorist attack in Argentina in 1994, together with independent curator Tammy Kohn, is hosting The Jerusalem Biennale through the exhibition, "And These Are the Names.” Created with the aesthetics of street art, AMIA pays tribute to the 1,400 fatal victims of the massacre committed a month ago by the Hamas terrorist group, demands return of the hostages, and unflinchingly supports Israel. The exhibition creates, in real time, an inspiring demonstration of what it means to stand in solidarity.

Buenos Aires

AMIA Art Space

November 9-14

And These Are the Names

Curators Tammy Kohn

Elio Kapszuk

https://amia.org.ar/2023/11/06/y-estos-son-los-nombres/#

https://www.perfil.com/noticias/sociedad/buenos-aires-de-la-bomba-de-1994-en-la-amia-al-recuerdo-de-las-victimas-del-7-de-octubre.phtml

Exhibitions in New York include Hallelujah!, curated by Udi Urman, mounted at the Laurie M. Tisch Gallery at the Marlene Meyerson JCC in Manhattan, and The Jewish Art Salon’s exhibition, Activate: A New York Women’s Perspective, at the Heller Museum at Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion, curated by Hadas Glazer.

New York City

Laurie M. Tisch Gallery, Marlene Meyerson JCC, New York City

November 9- December 17

Hallelujah

Curator Udi Urman

https://mmjccm.org/current-exhibit?utm_source=Carousel&utm_medium=Carousel&utm_campaign=Hallelujah23

The Heller Museum, Hebrew Union College

Activate: A New York Women’s Perspective

Curator Hadas Glazer

https://jewishartsalon.org/j-a-s-exhibits/jerusalem-biennale-in-new-york

The Heller Museum, Hebrew Union College

THE SEVENTEEN: Iron Flock

Solo exhibition, Archie Rand

Curator Samantha Baskind

Bnei Jeshurun Synagogue

Jewish Women; A World Of Tradition And Change

Joan Roth, Solo exhibition

Rodeph Shalom Synagogue

Al’amthal

Solo exhibition, Lenore Mizrachi

Behind the Mask is an exhibition at Casalebraica at Casale Monferrato, curated by Vera Pilpoul and Ermanno Tedeschi, which presents interpretations and possible contexts for reading the Book of Esther that are especially relevant for these challenging times.

Casale Monferrato, Italy

Behind the Mask

Casalebraica

November 12-December 3:

Curators Ermanno Tedeschi and Vera Pilpoul

https://www.casalebraica.org/evento/dietro_la_maschera

https://m.jpost.com/israel-news/culture/article-775948

Budapest,Hungary

Whispering Land

Museum of Ethnography/Nepraji Muzeum

Jerusalem

Jerusalem Theater