Tel Aviv Museum of Art

Home to various Israeli and international contemporary art, the Tel Aviv Museum of Art is situated within The Golda Meir Cultural and Art Center on Shaul Hamelech Boulevard. It is the country’s first art museum known for its paintings, architecture, photography, video, print, sculpture, design and more exhibits.

There are numerous Israeli artworks on different artistic movements from the mid-19th century to the present day, including Resting at Noon by Nahum Gutman, Life in the Kibbutz by Yosef Zaritsky and Requiem to a Bird by Aviva Uri. In addition, one would find about 150 European artworks from the 16th and 19th centuries. The museum also houses about 4,000 photographs, displays featuring jewellery, ceramics, industrial designs and textiles, 27 American artworks from the 1950s and over 25,000 artworks on paper (print and design). The sculptures are exhibited in the entrance plaza and an internal sculpture garden. It also comprises an art library, The Museum Archive, The Israeli Art Documentation Center, Azrieli Architectural Archive, print and drawing study rooms, a gift shop etc. The Helena Rubinstein Pavilion of Contemporary Art is also part of the Tel Aviv Museum of Art.