The Negev Museum of Art

The Negev Museum of Art spans two floors in an Ottoman-style building with a four-arched portico and multiple exhibition spaces displaying contemporary artwork.

The museum building, constructed in 1906 as the Ottoman governor's residence, later served as a British military base and Bedouin girls school before becoming a cultural institution.

The museum presents rotating exhibitions of Israeli and international artists while maintaining a collection that emphasizes modern Israeli art and regional artistic expressions.

Visitors can explore the museum Monday through Thursday from 10:00 to 16:00, with extended hours on Wednesday until 19:00, at 60 Ha'Atsmaut Street.

The museum's summer program transforms its courtyard into an open-air concert venue, combining visual arts with musical performances in the desert city environment.

Location: Beersheba

Inception: 2004

Address: Remez Garden, HaAtsmaut St 60, Be'er Sheva 8434009 8434009

Phone: +97286993535

Website: http://negev-museum.org.il

GPS coordinates: 31.24128,34.78895

Latest update: March 4, 2025 05:51