ANU – Museum of the Jewish People now displays a new exhibition, “October Seventh”, examining how Israeli culture reacts to the war.
The exhibition curates works by 25 artists whose creative activity reflects the atrocious times Israeli society is facing since October 7th. Some of them are living artists, some deceased – either murdered on October 7th or died during the ongoing war, while others are residents (or former residents) of the southern areas, who suffered the loss of their loved ones, their homes, or whose families were affected by the horrors of the massacre.
The new exhibition wishes to frame a current situation and to record the unique creative burst that is well felt among Israelis since the war began.
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