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The Museum of Holocaust Art, inaugurated in 2005, is located in Yad Vashem's Square of Hope. The Museum's rotating permanent exhibition displays some 120 works of art. Most of these works were created during the Holocaust itself, or before the war by artists later murdered during the Shoah.
The new Holocaust Art Museum exhibits the world's largest collection of art created in ghettos, camps, hideouts, and other places where artistic endeavor was nearly impossible. These works reflect the very spirit of the victims and survivors. The Holocaust Art Museum also contains the world's first computerized archive and information center regarding Shoah art and artists.
Entrance to the Yad Vashem Art Museum
Entrance to the Yad Vashem Art Museum
The Museum of Holocaust Art
Prince William and Avner Shalev meet with Holocaust survivors, Henry Foner and Paul Alexander at the Yad Vashem Museum of Holocaust Art
The Museum of Holocaust Art
The Museum of Holocaust Art
Secretary Clinton studies a painting of Bruno Schulz on display in Yad Vashem's Holocaust Art Museum
Visitors at the Museum of Holocaust Art
The Museum of Holocaust Art
Visitors at the Museum of Holocaust Art
The Museum of Holocaust Art
Visitors at the Yad Vashem Museum of Holocaust Art
The Museum of Holocaust Art
View of the Art Museum entrance from the Square of Hope. The entrance is located on the right.