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The New Hebrews. A Century of Art in Israel


  • Date iconMay 20 2005 - September 5 2005
  • Curator(s): Doreet LeVitte Harten, Yigal Zalmona
In May 1965 the Federal Republic of Germany and the State of Israel established formal diplomatic relations. To commemorate the 40th anniversary of these ties The Israel Museum, Jerusalem and the Berliner Festspiele in the Martin-Gropius-Bau, Berlin, are staging an exhibition entitled The New Hebrews – A Century of Art in Israel. The New Hebrews – A Century of Art in Israel tells the story of modern Israeli culture from its emergence around a century ago up to the present day. The exhibition presents visions of a new cultural entity that, in spite of its links with the Jewish distant past, is by no means identical with traditional traits of the Jewish Diaspora. It begins in the early 20th century well before 1948, when the State of Israel was founded.

Poster of the exhibition “The New Hebrews. A Century of Art in Israel”

Catalogue
The New Hebrews. A Century of Art in Israel
Edited by Doreet LeVitte Harten in cooperation with Yigal Zalmona
Nicolai Verlag
588 pages, 242 illustrations, € 39.90
ISBN 3-89479-227-2
Trade editions are available in all bookshops. Older catalogues are available from second-hand booksellers (www.zvab.de).