National Student Exhibition, 2026
TemporaryThe exhibition, hosted for the first time at the Jerusalem Theatre, presents selected works of art and design created by graduates of Design Arts majors from high schools across the country.
Exhibitions open to the public - Free of charge:
Sunday-Thursday 16:00-21:00
Friday 10:00-14:00
Saturday From venue opening time till 21:30
Curator: Dr. Batsheva Ida
The exhibition, hosted for the first time at the Jerusalem Theatre, presents selected works of art and design created by graduates of Design Arts majors from high schools across the country.
Participating Artists: Aaron Kraus, Maureen Fain, Miriam Jaskierowicz Arman, Danielle Meyer Feder, and Orit Simchoni. Produced by: Chaya E. Gross
A Jerusalem quilt artist. The exhibition unfolds across three focal points: Loss and grief; The Jaffa port- sea and sunsets; Landscapes and blossom. A journey between memory and hope.
The 'Helmets 4 Chayalim' project, initiated by Ms. Seagal Hagege, transforms authentic retired military helmets into works of art created by artists, soldiers, survivors of the 'Nova' party, Olim and children.
Judy Donner is an American illustrator specializing in courtroom art.
Works of the architect Eugen (Eliezer) Szekely, a prominent representative of the International Style in architecture both in Israel and abroad, include a wide range of art works in oil and watercolor.
For Moshe Meishi Schreiber, photography is a testament to the triumph of the human spirit – the ability to observe a complex reality and discover the thread that connects beauty with meaning.
Pulse of Space explores space as a living field rather than a neutral background.
The Jerusalem Theatre presents Jerusalem schools of painting that emerged over time. This is the second exhibition in the series, featuring Leonid Balaklav and twenty of his students.
At its core, this exhibition explains the concept of the fringe by juxtaposing macro subjects with expansive vistas, challenging how we perceive scale and space.
"Landscapes of Sincerity" gathers select art works by Lila Zur made over a period of roughly 50 years.