From 21 May until 9 June 2016, at the generous invitation of Christie's, Ben Uri Gallery and Museum presents a unique exhibition celebrating its past, present and future sharing the vision driving the museum into its second millennium. Bringing together 100 works for 100 years, the majority from the celebrated permanent collection, augmented by a number of generous loans from contemporary artists from émigré and refugee backgrounds, the exhibition displays 100 works by some 90 artists across a range of media and practices, highlighting the significant and continuing relationship between immigration and art.
The credit lines reflect the ownership of artworks at the time of the original display.
Related artists
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Jankel Adler
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Nirveda Alleck
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Oreet Ashery
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Yaki Assayag
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Güler Ates
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Frank Auerbach
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Léon Bakst
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Lazar Berson
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Martin Bloch
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Dorothy Bohm
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David Bomberg
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David Breuer-Weil
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Marc Chagall
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Arnold Daghani
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Sonia Delaunay
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Dodo
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Shmuel Dresner
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Amy Drucker
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Natan Dvir
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Ernst Eisenmayer
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Jacob Epstein
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Hans Feibusch
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Eva Frankfurther
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Barnett Freedman
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Yitzhak Frenkel-Frenel
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Rachel Garfield
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Mark Gertler
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George Grosz
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Leo Haas
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Victor Hageman
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Solomon Alexander Hart
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Julie Held
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Josef Herman
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Samuel Hirszenberg
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Dora Holzhandler
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Lily Delissa Joseph
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Tam Joseph
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Erich Kahn
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Edith Kiss
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Clara Klinghoffer
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Ghisha Koenig
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Leon Kossoff
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Chana Kowalska
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Jacob Kramer
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Ansel Krut
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Emmanuel Levy
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Ra'anan Levy
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Max Liebermann
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Ephraim Moses Lilien
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Jacques Lipchitz
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Alfred Lomnitz
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Else Meidner
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Ludwig Meidner
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Bernard Meninsky
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Edwin Mingard
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Maurice Minkowski
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Jacqueline Nicholls
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Moshe Oved
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Suzanne Perlman
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Leopold Pilichowski
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Camille Pissarro
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Lucien Pissarro
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Daniel Quintero
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Isaac Rosenberg
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Michael Rothenstein
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William Rothenstein
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Ruth Schreiber
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Arthur Segal
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Zory Shahrokhi
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Simeon Solomon
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Solomon J Solomon
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Chaïm Soutine
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Eugen Spiro
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Clare Winsten
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Edward Wolfe
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Alfred Wolmark
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Joash Woodrow
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Ezra Wube
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Zeev Ben Zvi
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