The Israel Museum, Jerusalem presents an innovative exhibition tracing the artistic appropriation of domestic objects from the early 20th century through the present day.
The first of its kind, the exhibition is organized as a series of “rooms” suggesting a traditional domestic interior, with 120 artworks inspired by household objects installed in corresponding galleries labeled “bedroom,” “living room,” “bathroom,” and other spaces. As visitors move through the exhibition space, reminiscent of an IKEA store, the layout and range of works create an experience of “home” that is both familiar and disorienting.
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