The Jewish Museum of Florida Just Reopened — and Its First Show Brings Chagall, Joseph's Machines, and an AI Clone of a Miami Artist
The newly reopened Jewish Museum of Florida opens The Wondering Jew: Chagall, the School of Paris and the Worlds They Inspired on November 19 at 301 Washington Avenue in Miami Beach. The exhibition…
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The newly reopened Jewish Museum of Florida opens its first major exhibition under new leadership on November 19: The Wondering Jew: Chagall, the School of Paris and the Worlds They Inspired. The show brings together 45 works by 23 artists — 10 by Marc Chagall alongside Amedeo Modigliani, Sonia Delaunay, and other School of Paris artists — at the restored former Beth Jacob Synagogue campus at 301 Washington Avenue in Miami Beach.
The title reclaims the antisemitic trope of the 'wandering Jew,' reframing it around curiosity and creation. Beyond the paintings, the show features an interactive chain-reaction playspace centered on the works of Joseph Herscher — the YouTube sensation behind Joseph's Machines — plus an AI-powered clone of Miami-based artist Dahlia Dreszer that visitors can ask questions.
During Miami Art Week, the museum hosts a Basel Brunch with Joseph's Machines and Zak the Baker on Sunday, December 6. The museum is open Wednesday through Sunday, 10am to 4pm. Admission is $12 for adults, $10 for students and seniors, and free on Thursdays.
Jewish Museum of Florida. 301 Washington Avenue, Miami Beach. Opens November 19. Wed–Sun, 10am–4pm. $12 adults, $10 students/seniors, free Thursdays. jewishmuseumfl.org.
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The newly reopened Jewish Museum of Florida opens The Wondering Jew: Chagall, the School of Paris and the Worlds They Inspired on November 19 at 301 Washington Avenue in Miami Beach. The exhibition brings together 45 works by 23 artists including 10 by Marc Chagall alongside Amedeo Modigliani, Sonia Delaunay, and other School of Paris artists. The title reclaims the antisemitic trope of the 'wandering Jew,' reframing it around curiosity and creation. The show also features an interactive chain-reaction playspace by YouTube sensation Joseph Herscher of Joseph's Machines, plus an AI-powered clone of Miami-based artist Dahlia Dreszer that visitors can question. During Miami Art Week, the museum hosts a Basel Brunch with Joseph's Machines and Zak the Baker on Sunday, December 6. Admission: $12 adults, $10 students and seniors, free on Thursdays.
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The Jewish Museum of Florida's comeback show is The Wondering Jew — Chagall, Modigliani, Sonia Delaunay, a Joseph's Machines interactive playspace, and an AI clone of Dahlia Dreszer you can actually talk to. Opens Nov 19. Basel Brunch with Zak the Baker on Dec 6.
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