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​The

Jerusalem

Biennale

Main: The Old National Library - Givat Ram

A historic academic and cultural venue repurposed as an exhibition space, offering a unique setting at the heart of Givat Ram.

The Old National Library - Givat Ram venue

The Givat Ram campus of the Hebrew University is a unique blend of urban nature, modernist architecture, and art. During the 2026 Jerusalem Biennale, the campus will host several major exhibitions in various spaces, including "Hall A" and the famous "Ardon Windows" complex in the old National Library. The open spaces and spacious halls allow for an impressive display of contemporary Jewish art in the heart of a leading academic institution, creating a fascinating dialogue between the worlds of spirit, science, and creativity.

Opening Hours

Open from September 27th 

Sun, Tues, Thurs- 16:00- 20:00

Mon- Wed- Fri- 10:00- 14:00

During Chol HaMoed Sukkot, the main pedestrian entrance is closed. Access is through the vehicle gate or from the light rail entrance.

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Sderot Wolfson 9, Jerusalem, 9190401, Israel

The venue is accessible and has an elevator.
With the exception of one exhibition — stairs (Kobi Siboni).

Exhibitions List

Or Chozer (Reflected Light): An Active Vision

Porat Salomon; David Sperber

Exploring Depths: The Art of Matan Sacofsky

Karyn Gellman

Light Within: Solo Exhibition by David Tesinsky

Ram Ozeri

My Kohelet: Solo Exhibition by Kazuo Ishii

Fiammetta Martegani

Woman to her Sister

Nitza Perry

Akeida Alone: Where is the Lamb? Solo Exhibition by Richard McBee

Yona Verwer

Back to Basics

Elad Yaron

Certain Uncertainty: Solo Exhibition by Kim Goldberg

Koby Sibony

Fragments of Time: Memory and Identity

Sofia Martinez

In Situ

Shaananot Collective

La Ruta de las Bobes ('The Bubbes' Route'): Solo Exhibition by Dan Lande

Tammy Kohn

Malegría

Laura Mandel

Mezuzah to the Moon: Solo Exhibition by Alejandro Glatt

Alejandro Glatt

Abraham’s Children

Mel Brown; Ori Z Soltes

Salam – Shalom

Marie Christine Raboud

The One who Dwells in This House

Shoshana Gugenheim Kedem and ahuva s. zaslavsky

Staff Picks

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