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All Youth Wing programs are in Hebrew unless otherwise stated.

Hours: Sun, Wed 10 am - 2 pm | Mon, Thurs 1-5 pm | Tues 4-7 pm | Tel. 670-8952

Please check the calendar>>> for details

The Illustration Library will be closed on May 15 
 


Mondays in the Illustrations Library:  May 6, 13, 20, 27 

Big Art for Little Artists
In this series of meetings with Michal Kerer, storytelling inspires children to create their own works of art.
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Big Art for Bigger Artists
For slightly older children, who are either new or continuing in the program
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New! Triple Tuesday every week Three activities in one ticket

In the Recycling Workshop 4-7 pm; Surprise on the Museum Campus 4:45 pm; In the Illustration Library 5 pm | Ages 4-8 | Full Program NIS 25; Recycling Workshop or Illustration Library only NIS 15

Themes include "Tiny Tuesdays," "On Wheels," and "Who Moved My Cheese" (for Shavuot) May 14

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About the Illustrations Library>>>
The Illustrations Catalogue>>>  

Please check the calendar>>> for details of daily programs for children, families, and adults; and register>>> to receive the Museum's Monthly Newsletter>>> for more information about these and other programs.

 

Exhibition

Days of Innocence: Illustrator Eva Itzkowitz andthe Ofer Library
Original illustrations to beloved children’sbooks, including Itzhak Schweiger-Dmi’el’s Hanna’s Sabbath Dress, all produced by thesame anonymous artist, are on display in this exhibition, revealing the unknown illustrator’s identity for the first time. The prolific cooperation between the Ofer Library and the illustrator Eva Itzkowitz yielded dozens of books over three decades, creating a colorful world for the children of the 1950s and 1960s, fusing text and image and infusing realistic children’s literature with an idyllic atmosphere of innocence and harmony. Inscribed in readers’ hearts and minds, Itzkowitz’s powerful imagery has become truly iconic, still arousing nostalgic feelings in many.

 

 

Contacts:
Orna Granot, Associate Curator of the Library for Children's Books ornagr@imj.org.il
Galit Tzilber-Eitan, Librarian  galitzi@imj.org.il
Shlomit Ozeri  shlomitoz@imj.org.il
Brit Lavie brittla@imj.org.il