Jerusalem Academy of Arts Celebrates 120 Years with Alumni Exhibition: Free Admission

Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design in Jerusalem has opened an exhibition of diploma works by over 500 graduates, marking the institution's 120th anniversary. The exhibition covers painting, animation, design, fashion, photography, and architecture, and is held in the new campus. Free admission until August 6.

Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design in Jerusalem is celebrating its 120th anniversary with an exhibition of graduate diploma works. Over 500 students who have completed their first and second degrees are presenting their projects in the new Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel Campus. The exhibition covers painting, animation, design, fashion, photography, and architecture. The exhibition runs until August 6, with free admission. The article includes comments from graduate David Tadson, who spoke about his installations combining classical imagery and modern technology. It also describes the academy's history: founded in 1906 by Boris Schatz, named after the biblical master Bezalel. Today, Bezalel has over 2,500 students. The exhibition is spread over five floors of the campus, each dedicated to a specific field. The campus is accessible to people with disabilities.