Bezalel’s Graduate Exhibition
Bezalel’s 2026 Graduate Exhibition showcases student creativity through over 500 works and films. It is held at the Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel Campus in Jerusalem. The exhibition confronts themes of war, grief, memory, recovery, and renewal. It also coincides with the beginning of Bezalel’s 120th-anniversary celebrations, offering free admission.
- Date
- Jan 1 - Dec 31, 2026
- Status
- Ongoing
- Date
- Jan 1 - Dec 31, 2026
- Location
- Jerusalem
Event summary
Highlights
- Over 500 student works and films
- Projects reflecting themes of war, grief, memory, and renewal
- Coincides with Bezalel's 120th-anniversary celebrations
- Special presentation of 120 works from academy departments
This year's exhibition delves into profound themes such as war, bereavement, trauma, memory, pain, rehabilitation, and renewal. These subjects acknowledge the impact of contemporary realities on the creators' lives. Projects also explore technology, sustainability, traditional crafts, and socially engaged design. A notable feature is a film inspired by reserve-duty service. It offers an intimate perspective on soldiers' experiences recovering bodies and coping with the war's aftermath.
The exhibition coincides with the start of Bezalel Academy’s 120th-anniversary celebrations. Curated by Bezalel president Prof. Adi Stern and Ilanit Konopny, it includes a special presentation of 120 works from the academy’s departments, graduate programs, and schools. This aims to contextualize the graduating class's work within the institution's long history.
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