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Guests can enjoy a variety of exhibitions and programs that explore history, culture, art, and ideas through a Jewish lens
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Adi
2 ratings2 reviews
I bought a ticket to the museum and when I tried to see the order then it marked with redeemed. Which is not true and it does not make sense because the museum will reopen only change from October 17th!!!
Phyllis
2 ratings2 reviews
Plan on spending money for parking in a nearby lot, as there's no place else to park. It's a small museum with excellent rotating exhibits, a great gift shop and a restaurant/deli that closes early.
12 ratings4 reviews
Park in lot underneath museum. Enter on side street on North side of museum.
Aleia
13 ratings7 reviews
Just not enough thing to see for the price of admission. Disappointed. I wanted more culture and life, religion & misc. Rather than movies
Dean
37 ratings28 reviews
It's not that big - just a couple of galley spaces but the exhibits were good. Nice gift shop.
Carole
1 ratings1 reviews
Should let people know that it doesn't open until 11AM.
Restaurant has VERY good food!
Mah Jong Exhibit was great! Thanks for Groupon Coupon!
About This Deal
- Free admission for visitors ages 18 and under
Exhibit Spotlight: Annabeth Rosen: Fired, Broken, Gathered, Heaped
- What it is: the first major museum survey of Annabeth Rosen, the Northern California-based sculptor known for her explosive contemporary ceramics
- What you’ll see: over 120 of Rosen’s most inspiring and vital ceramic sculptures, including early-career iterations as well as more recent works, ranging from minute to monumental
- Concurrent solo exhibition: Izidora Leber LETHE: Peristyle—Croatian-Swiss artist Izidora Leber LETHE’s first solo museum exhibition, featuring a site-specific installation and performance
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About Contemporary Jewish Museum
The Contemporary Jewish Museum (The CJM) makes the diversity of the Jewish experience relevant for twenty-first century audiences. A non-collecting organization, The CJM sparks dialogue and unites people from all walks of life through lectures, classes, films, and constantly rotating exhibitions commonly centered around contemporary art and popular culture.
Designed by architect Daniel Libeskind, the 63,000-square-foot CJM combines the legacy of the historic Jessie Street Power Substation with the dynamic angles and arresting shapes of contemporary architecture. Accompanying its overall shape is a blue metallic exterior and symbolic references to Jewish concepts, such as the Hebrew phrase "L'Chaim," meaning "to life."