📷 Orden de las Oraciones de Ros-ashanah y Kipur. Ishac Nieto, London, 1740. @bodleianlibs 📷 'In the Synagogue' by Alfred Wolmark, 1906, Oil on canvas, Ben Uri Collection 2013-01 (c) The Estate of Alfred Wolmark @BenUriOnline

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New Exhibition Alert! Born in the USA: USA to UK Now open at Ben Uri - celebrating American immigrant artists and their role in shaping British art since 1900. #BenUri #American #Immigrant #artists #British #art

The March of the Parents (1956) by George Mayer-Marton (1897–1960) reflects the Hungarian Revolution and the loss of his parents during the Holocaust, combining Post-Impressionist, Cubist, and Expressionist elements. #BenUriGallery

Miriam Sacks (1922–2004), painter and textile artist, created tapestries exploring the struggle between humans, nature, and machines. Her solo show at Ben Uri in 1969 highlighted her innovative ‘woven images’. More: https://t.co/YhwYGCKYQP #MiriamSacks #BenUriGallery

Forced Journeys explores the lives and work of artists who fled Nazi persecution and settled in Britain between 1933 and 1945. Listen here: https://t.co/vm0GivyuSB #ForcedJourneys #BenUriGallery #ArtistsInExile #JewishArtists #ArtHistory #Podcast

Shanah Tovah🎉 Here's a host of Rosh Hashanah celebrations from our friends @BenUriOnline, @JewishMuseumLDN and @TheSJAC. 📷Blowing the Shofar, Stanislaw Brunstein,1983, Ben Uri Collection 1987-55, (c) The Estate of Stanislaw Brunstein https://t.co/1xVunMVikr #RoshHashanah

Portraits — Expressionist and Surreal presents 23 works by Metzger, including experimental portraits and surreal figures, developed under the mentorship of David Bomberg. More: https://t.co/8cI50tZj8K #Metzger #BenUriGallery #Expressionism #Surrealism #Portraiture

Still Life with Lamp and Little Clown by Yosl Bergner (1920–2017) uses toys and household objects to reflect on the human condition and social injustice. More: https://t.co/rhU4ohr5mO #YoslBergner #BenUriCollection #JewishArt #StillLife #AllegoricalArt

Jane Joseph (born 1942, Surrey) established herself as a leading British painter, draughtswoman, and printmaker, with a career spanning more than 50 years. Her work is held in public collections including the Ashmolean Museum, the V&A, the Fitzwilliam, the Government Art

Two Women and Child (1913) by Bernard Meninsky, coloured pencil on paper, explores early themes of maternity that defined his later Mother & Child series. Watch: https://t.co/Qjj6UkRis2 #BernardMeninsky #MotherAndChild #BenUriCollection #JewishArt #ArtHistory

Out of Chaos: Ben Uri – 100 Years in London highlights Ben Uri’s support for Jewish, immigrant, and refugee artists in Britain. 130+ works by Auerbach, Bomberg, Chagall & more. Read: https://t.co/dsl24hXCIQ #BenUriGallery #OutOfChaos #JewishArt #Migration #BritishArt

Lena Pillico (1884–1947), painter & textile designer, was the first woman to hold a solo show at Ben Uri (1927). Her vibrant, emotional work spans canvas, silk, velvet, and tapestries. Read More: https://t.co/AhCBb2tzCK #LenaPillico #BenUriCollection #WomenArtists #JewishArt

Podcast: Portrait of Joseph Leftwich explores the life of writer & Whitechapel Boy Joseph Leftwich (1892–1983) and Clare Winsten’s bold, Vorticist-inspired portrait. Listen: https://t.co/jQttOqAzER #BenUriCollection #WhitechapelBoys #ClareWinsten #JosephLeftwich #Podcast

A Farewell to Art: Chagall, Shakespeare and Prospero features 50 illustrations by Marc Chagall for The Tempest, exploring myth, exile, and the experiences of European Jews. More: https://t.co/QK87oIfqYl #MarcChagall #BenUriGallery #Shakespeare #ArtExhibition

John Allin’s Soup Kitchen for the Jewish Poor (1975) shows life at Spitalfields’ historic soup kitchen, supporting Jewish immigrants since 1854. More here: https://t.co/GGBDu3TZdi #JohnAllin #BenUriCollection #JewishHistory #Printmaking

Amy Julia Drucker (1873–1951), painter, etcher & teacher, captured portraits, London scenes, and subjects from Palestine, India, and Abyssinia. Her work is in the Ben Uri Collection & other UK and international collections. Learn: https://t.co/yPp89Pw67P #AmyDrucker

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"I have begun too late," wrote Isaac Rosenberg — yet his art tells another story. Sarah Macdougall’s essay traces the support, tensions, and creative exchange that shaped his journey to the Slade in 1911. Read here: https://t.co/hESQ0g3Anr #BenUri

Alfred Flechtheim (1878–1937) supported modern artists in Germany before leaving for London in 1933. His work continued in exile through exhibitions and partnerships with galleries. Listen here: https://t.co/FPowr2WoTB #AlfredFlechtheim #BenUri