Curator: Shlomit Bauman
Opening: Thursday, 18.6.2026, 11:00
Gallery talk: Friday, 24.7.2026, 11:30
Closing: Saturday, 1.8.2026, 14:00
Vase. / Irit Abba
- Gallery talk: Friday, 24.7.2026, 11:30

School of Ceramic Art
We invite you to join the Benyamini School of Ceramic Art and to study in a unique environment with a well equipped and spacious studio, galleries and professional library and an amazing team of teachers.
Year courses – 30 lessons in different fields and levels: wheel throwing, hand building, sculpture

School of Ceramic Art
We invite you to join the Benyamini School of Ceramic Art and to study in a unique environment with a well equipped and spacious studio, galleries and professional library and an amazing team of teachers.
Short worshops- a variety of subjects: porcelain, special firings, printing, figurative sculpture

Diploma 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.

Experience 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 clay

Benyamini Gallery Gallery talk: Friday, 24.7.2026, 11:30
Curator: Shlomit Bauman
Opening: Thursday, 18.6.2026, 11:00
Gallery talk: Friday, 24.7.2026, 11:30
Closing: Saturday, 1.8.2026, 14:00

The small gallery Gallery talk: Friday, 24.7.2026, 11:30
Curators: Reut Rabuah, Shelly Shavit
Opening: Thursday, 18.6.2026, 11:00
Gallery talk: Friday, 24.7.2026, 11:30
Closing: Saturday, 1.8.2026, 14:00

“Above and Below the Surface” Lectures 2025-26
The lecture series covers a broad understanding of the history of both local and international ceramics, providing a cultural and historical foundation for creative practice. Its aim is to offer a comprehensive learning experience that combines theory and practice, traditional and contemporary, local and international within the field of ceramics.
This year, the program will include a variety of lectures by archaeologists, curators, and scholars of art and craft, covering a wide range of subjects: prehistoric ceramics, ancient pigments on pottery, the history of porcelain, Shōji Hamada and the revival of Japanese ceramics, Armenian pottery in Jerusalem, a

Textura
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.