Jews, Money, Myth shortlisted for a Museums Change Lives Award
We are delighted to be shortlisted for a Museums Association Museum’s Change Lives Award for our major exhibition, Jews, Money, Myth.
Behind-the-Scenes at the Jewish Museum: A Curatorial Intern
My four month part-time Curatorial Internship at the Jewish Museum encompassed a wide range of activities including (but not restricted to) research, collections care and exhibition preparation.
Director’s Blog: Maya Attoun and the Jewish connection
Museum Director Abigail Morris discusses the connection between the site-specific installation 'The Charms of Frankenstein' and Simchat Torah
Roman Vishniac Rediscovered
An exhibition collaboration between the Jewish Museum London and The Photographers’ Gallery.
Maya Attoun: The Charms of Frankenstein
A site-specific installation featuring the work of artist Maya Attoun
Asterix in Britain: Life and Work of René Goscinny
Asterix in Britain: Life and Work of René Goscinny: 10 May – 30 September 2018
Elsbeth Juda: Grit and Glamour
Exhibition celebrating the work of one of Britain’s most remarkable photographers
Jewish Museum London’s exhibition Blood: Uniting and Dividing opens in Poland
Jewish Museum London’s ground-breaking exhibition exploring the provocative and complex subject of blood has opened at POLIN.
Unmissable objects of Sephardi origin
Visting our Sephardi Voices exhibition? Explore our other galleries and find these objects of Sephardi origin on display.
Jewish Museum London celebrates the legend of Amy Winehouse with street art trail and exhibition
Jewish Museum London marks 2017 with a celebration of modern music legend Amy Winehouse in her beloved Camden Town, with a new Amy-themed street art trail and the return of the critically acclaimed exhibition Amy Winehouse: A Family Portrait.