• School of Ceramic Art

      Yearly Courses 2023-24

      The Benyamini School of Ceramic Art is a professional center offering courses for beginners  intermediate and advanced students, artists and designers who want to work within the bounds of the ceramic material. The school has a team of professional lecturers running a year-round program of courses in practical and theoretical aspects of ceramics as well as workshops, lectures and master classes with artists from Israel and abroad.

      The yearly Courses 2023-24 begins 22.10.23

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    • Diploma Program

      Diploma Studies Program

      The School offers a unique program to acquire skills and a broad knowledge of all fields of clay making, development of a personal style and guidance in operating an independent studio. The program, suited to each student, runs over several years and includes compulsory and optional courses. It is geared towards beginners or part time ceramists who would like to expand their knowledge or make a career change.

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    • Experience clay

      chance to experience working with clay

      The Benyamini Center offers a gift voucher – a unique present for a birthday, family occasion or work team outing – a chance to experience working with clay either wheel-throwing or sculpting in cla

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    • Benyamini galleries Gallery Talk: Friday, 13/10/2023 at 11:30

      Stack / Yaara Rabinovitch

      Curator: Naama Haneman

      Opening: Thursday, 31/8/2023 at 19:30

      Gallery Talk: Friday, 13/10/2023 at 11:30

      Closing event: Saturday, 21/10/2023 at 11:00-14:00

      Closing: Saturday, 21/10/2023 at 14:00

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    • Benyamini galleries Gallery Talk: Friday, 13/10/2023 at 11:30

      Remains / Arie Berkowitz

      Opening: Thursday, 31/8/2023 at 19:30

      Gallery Talk: Friday, 13/10/2023 at 11:30

      Closing: Saturday, 14/10/2023 at 14:00

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    • The small gallery Closing: Saturday, 14/10/2023 at 14:00

      A Station in Time 2023 / Group Exhibition

      Exhibition of the First Studio Graduates for 2022-23 at The Small Gallery: Aviv La-Oz Kalif, Avia Haimi, Rinat Burg

      Curator: Ravit lazer

      Opening: Thursday, 31/8/2023 at 19:30

      Closing: Saturday, 14/10/2023 at 14:00

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    • Textura Friday, 14/4/23, 11:30

      On-line Magazine for Material Culture

      Textura – an on-line magazine for material culture published by the Benyamini Contemporary Ceramics Center – was established to create a platform for an on-going, interesting, meaningful, and contemporary dialogue about ceramic art and design, considering local and global history of material culture. 

      Go to Textura- On-line Magazine >>>

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    • Closing event in the exhibition Stack / Yaara Rabinovitch Saturday, 21/10/2023 at 11:00-14:00

      At the event, the artist will dismantle the stack of plates and thread out plate after plate. This is a unique moment that opens up the opportunity to experience the artistic analysis behind the work and register from a close and personal distance.

      As part of the event, visitors will have the opportunity to buy plates at a special cost of 180 NIS, the plates are useful, conceptual and decorative.

      * Entrance is free and open to the general public

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    • Masterclass with Eliza Au, Shay Zilberman and Leor Grady Monday, 9.10.23 at 18:00

      Residency Program

      Arriving towards September, Eliza Au originally from Vancouver, B.C. in Canada and currently an Assistant Professor of Ceramics at the University of North Texas, will be hosted by the Benyamini School of Ceramic Art where she will work for about six weeks. She we will host a Master Class open to the general public and talk about her works.

      In light of the success of the artist residency program in the summer 2021, for the second time- Israeli artists, designers, and makers were invited to submit a proposal for a summer residency in the studio of the center. the winners Shay Zilberman and Leor Grady will talk about their works and the artist residency program at Beit Binyamin.

      * Entrance is free and open to the general public, advance registration required

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