SINCE 2000

Bauhaus Center Gallery: Exhibitions (free entry)

The Bauhaus Center Gallery develops and hosts changing exhibitions about Bauhaus architecture and design, the city of Tel Aviv and contemporary art, design and architecture. Our exhibitions travel, and they have been shown in Berlin, Frankfurt, Delft (NL), London and many more places.

Many of our Bauhaus Center exhibitions are shown in museums and educational institutions around the world, including Berlin, Frankfurt, Delft and London. More information about our exhibitions for rent can be found here >>

Showing now | White Night 2023 at Bauhaus Center Tel Aviv!

| Bauhaus Gallery & Exhibitions | Bauhaus Center Tel Aviv

On the occasion of the 20th anniversary of the declaration of the White City of Tel Aviv as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, we are pleased to invite you to the reopening of our flagship exhibition:
Preservation and renewal: Bauhaus buildings and the international style in Tel Aviv

The exhibition will open on Thursday, 29.6.23 at 18:00-20:00
As part of the White Night celebrations in the city.

For more details enter the link above

OPEN 6 DAYS
Sunday–Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Holidays
10:00 – 19:00
09:45 – 14:30
Closed
Contact us
ADDRESS
77 Dizengoff st.
Tel Aviv, 6433249
Phone: (+972)3-522-0249
E-mail: info@bauhaus-center.com
NEWSLETTER

Sign Up and receive news about our exhibitions and special offers:


Archive | Future, Current and Past Exhibitions

Brno’s Style

Brno’s Style

The exhibition "Brno's Style" consists of 25 different projects and current trends in Brno's architecture through the contemporary work of Brno born architect Jiri Gero. It presents detached houses, apartment buildings, industrial factories, sport facilities, mixed-use buildings, school grounds and renovations. Gero creates a timeless architectural work in continuation of Brno's modernist heritage.
Dizengoff Circle

Dizengoff Circle

Exhibition about Dizengoff Square, center and icon of the White City. After 2 years of intensive renovations, it was reopened in the fall of 2018. Our exhibition shows the history of this iconic square.
@
Accessibility