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Resting Bitch | Sharon Balaban
Curators: Sala-Manca
Mamuta Art and Research Center and Hansen House
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The Sad Locust Hunters | Yifeat Ziv
4.11.2022 - 26.12.2022
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Acoustic Signature
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In Print Art Book Fair 2023
Thursday, January 12, 15:00-23:00
Friday, January 13, 10:00-14:30
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Hansen_10
19.1.23-16.3.23
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פרימוורה #10 יריד המעצבים של בית הנסן
23-23.3.2023
Free Entrance
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CQ
20.06.2023 – 16.04.2023
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Total Care
Shir Senior and Keren Kuenberg
21.4 - 2.6.23
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Memories of Others: Irit Batsry
A new exhibition at Mamuta Art Research Center
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Facing Reality
20.7.23-28.7.23
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Drama Storytelling - Media Conference- DIGITAL // TV // AI
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Records: Ayala Shamir
Closing 7/10/2023
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The Voyage to Nowhere
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Up Top: Manofim Festival X Hansen House
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The Mixer: Musical Performance Series
Thursday, 26.10.2023
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The 8th Jerusalem Art Conference
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Exhibition: The Private Press in the Small Room
Mamuta Art and Research Center
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Smart Home in a Dumb Body
Closing: 17 February 2024
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Print Shop X Wrapping Memory
"Wrapping Memory"
Direct donation to Gaza envelope residents
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Open Call for Designers - Primavera Fair
Application Deadline: 01.03.2024
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Open Call - Jerusalem Design Week 2024
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In-attention
Opening: Friday, 23.5.2024, 11:00
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With Blind Steps
Curator: Judith Lenglart
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The Ark - Jerusalem Design Week 2024
Jerusalem Design Week, September 19-26.2024
Design Exhibitions, Installations, and Events
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The Ark - Receding Waters
14.10-13.12.2024
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Rejoicer Presents: Leper's Delight
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Rejoicer Presents: Leper's Delight
by Rejoicer and Yosef Mashiach
Tea House Gallery
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In Print | Holiday Edition
25-27.12.2024
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The Historical Exhibition
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Guided tour: from a leprous house to a creator's house Advance reservation
The Ark — Receding Waters
السفينة — بعد الطوفان
14.10—13.12.2024
The biblical tale of Noah echoes global flood myths, where humanity is saved and a new world emerges through the construction of an ark. These myths highlight not just destruction, but acts of design, engineering, and craft that preserve life.
In times of crisis, design transcends its material form, offering new perspectives and preserving cultural knowledge. Jerusalem Design Week shines a light on this, showcasing works that envision a future after the flood. From the various exhibitions dispalyed this year, a selection of design works is presented as a memento from the past Design Week.
“…Look on my Works, ye Mighty, and despair! Nothing beside remains. Round the decay / Of that colossal Wreck, boundless and bare, / The lone and level sands stretch far away.”
With these words, Percy B. Shelley, in his celebrated sonnet ‘Ozymandias’, prompts us to remember that remains, outlasting as they are, will too eventually be lost. “Everything flows” said Heraclitus, and in the perpetual flood of time, every memory shall eventually fade, every king shall fall, every loved one lost. Impressions, footprints and trails too, all vanish with time.
If Heraclitus is correct, then time itself is the neverending disappearance of the tangible into oblivion. Take a moment to observe this moment. It is real, yet fleeting, and is gone with the blink of an eye.
Chief Curators: Dana Benshalom, Sonja Olitsky
Opening Hours:
Mon-Thu: 10:00-18:00
Fri: 10:00-14:00
Sat: 10:00-16:00