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Welcome to Ben Uri
We celebrate, research and record the richly diverse Jewish and immigrant contribution to British visual culture since 1900
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EXPLORE OVER 40 ESSAYS AND FULL EXHIBITION CATALOGUES ON THE JEWISH AND IMMIGRANT ARTISTIC CONTRIBUTION SINCE 1900 -
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Watch over 100 short films about artists, exhibitions and Ben Uri’s history and ethos Below are films and video content accompanying Ben Uri exhibitions, curator talks and related events, followed... -
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Welcome to Audio Adventures Including new Brief Lives Podcasts Enjoy over 50 podcasts: interviews, migrant stories, discussions and excerpts from past exhibitions. -
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Kids
Explore and use over 200 different ways and secrets of Art Making! Ben Uri, in association with London Grid For Learning and the National Education Network, have developed online resources... -
Arts and Mental Health
Ben Uri Arts and Health Institute represents a core commitment to developing researched and evaluated art interventions for older people in care settings and in the community, with a particular... -
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Ben Uri Press Please see a selection of our news, press releases and features in the media. Why Give? Ben Uri is a registered British charity (280389) . We seek... -
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Please note We cannot offer any opinions on valuations or authenticity and will not respond to any such request. In such instances we advise you send by email to a...
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Using art differently and digitally
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BU launches guide on Bloomberg Connect
Ben Uri launches new digital guide to Enrich Both Onsite and Offsite Visits The free guide joins more than 100 cultural institutions around the globe on the Bloomberg... -
BU 2023 exhibiting in London, the UK, Europe, the USA and via benuri.org globally
Ben Uri’s digital programme offers a huge range of options on, and through, benuri.org . September 2022, Ben Uri was honoured to be invited to join the exclusive World Art... -
BU selected to be London Art Fair museum partner Jan 23
Ben Uri is honoured and delighted to have been invited to be the 2023 museum partner at the 2023 London Art Fair . This prestigious event is being held at... -
BU elected to the World Art Foundations
18 October 2022Ben Uri is honoured to have been elected into the world art foundations association. Chairman David Glasser attended their recent conference in Milan and he reported “It was one of... -
BU tours Chagall across Europe
16 October 2022More details soon.
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3D Exhibitions
3D VIRTUAL GALLERIES In each exhibition you can navigate your journey through replica virtual galleries, enjoying an authentic exhibition experience. This unique digital perspective allows the artwork to be seen... -
Painting with an Accent: German-Jewish Émigré Stories
in cooperation with the German Embassy LondonIt is a privilege for the German Embassy to be working in partnership with the Ben Uri Gallery & Museum again on the digital exhibition Painting with an Accent: German-Jewish... -
Archibald Ziegler
Bust of Bernard Kops, c. 1994painted plaster
67 x 52 x 23 cm -
Clara Klinghoffer
Sleeping Girl, 1919pen and ink and wash on paper
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Susanna Jacobs
Portrait of Catherine Eastman, 1993drypoint on paper
22.5 x 17.5 cm
4/6 artist's proof -
Albert Daniel Rutherston
Landscape at Grasse, 1910watercolour on paper
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BEN URI'S POSITION ON IMMIGRATION AND IMMIGRANT ARTISTS TO BRITAIN
Ben Uri Today: Talks, Interviews and Films on Ben Uri's social and cultural significance 28 November 2017Chairman and Chief Executive of Ben Uri, David Glasser, explains Ben Uri's endorsement and exhibitions of immigrant and refugee artists to modern Britain. -
JAKUB KRUPA'S TALK ON POLISH MIGRANTS IN BRITAIN
Exhibition Focus 20 July 2017UK Correspondent Jakub Krupa delivers a fascinating talk about Polish migrants living in Britain.
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