The Jewish Museum

A staple for centuries for a reason. Shabbat shalom! – and don’t forget about free Saturdays at the Jewish Museum! 😉

🎨: Max Weber, “Still Life with Challah,” c. 1930. Oil on canvas, 23 1/2 × 28 1/2 in. (59.7 × 72.4 cm). The Jewish Museum, NY. Gift of Joy S. Weber, 1994-59.

Inspired by the exhibition "Paul Klee: Other Possible Worlds," the Jewish Museum invited teens to experiment with perspective, light, scale, and composition to capture a moment that feels surreal, surprising, or dreamlike.

1st Place — Anjali, 17
2nd Place — Emmett, 17
Honorable Mention — Vinny, 18

Swipe through to see what they saw.

Summer Dig and Create begins Monday, July 13, 2 – 4:30 pm.

Dig through a simulated archaeological site, uncover artifacts across time, then head to the studio to make something. Each Monday afternoon drop-in session brings a different art-making activity such as experimental printmaking, mixed-media collage, abstract watercolor, whimsical sculpture—all inspired by works on view.

Free for children, included with Museum admission for adults, and members are free.

Summer Dig and Create | The Jewish Museum This summer we invite families to discover artifacts across time in our simulated archaeological dig experience, then explore and create in our studio during Monday afternoon drop-in sessions. Families may encounter different art-making activities inspired by striking artworks on view, such as exper...