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About

About Iris

Iris Tutnauer was born, lives and works in Jerusalem.
She graduated from the Bezalel Academy of Art, Silversmith Department, in 1990.
Iris’s unique work integrates contemporary design and superb craftsmanship to express traditional Jewish concepts and values.
Her Judaica pieces have been purchased by the Israel Museum in Jerusalem, the Jewish Museum in NY, and the North Carolina Museum of Art; in addition to several private collections.

About Iris

Iris Tutnauer was born, lives and works in Jerusalem.
She graduated from the Bezalel Academy of Art, Silversmith Department, in 1990.
Iris’s unique work integrates contemporary design and superb craftsmanship to express traditional Jewish concepts and values.
Her Judaica pieces have been purchased by the Israel Museum in Jerusalem, the Jewish Museum in NY, and the North Carolina Museum of Art; in addition to several private collections.

Exhibitions

2021Modern Menorahs: A Celebration of Lights
Sotheby’s, New York
2020Contemporary Hanukkiah Exhibition
The Jerusalem Biennale, Beit Hanassi, Jerusalem
2020Rash Rash Rash: Contemporary Noisemakers of the Bezalel School
Enrico Stranger Judaica Museum, Tel Aviv University
2018 – 2019To Go: New Designs for Jewish Ritual Objects
Israel Museum, Jerusalem
2017Keep it Light: Vessels for Memorial and Remembrance in Contemporary Jewish Art of the Bezalel School
The Jerusalem Biennale
2016Judaica Now: Goblets and Kiddush Cups of the Bezalel School
Rishon L’tzion Museum
2015Bezalel School: In and Out in Jewish Contemporary Art
The Jerusalem Biennale 
2015Vashti
Neve Schechter, Tel Aviv
2013-2014Pointing the Way: Women Design Ceremonial Objects
Israel Museum, Jerusalem
2012Breaking The Mold
Alix De Rothschild Foundation, Finalist & Exhibition participant
2001Borders of Sanctity In Art, Society and Jewish Thought
The Adi Foundation Bi-Annual Competition, Jerusalem.  
1999The Havdalah Spice Container
The Spertus Judaica Prize Exhibition.  
1996Iris Ezra-Tutnauer, Judaica from Israel
Joanne Rapp Gallery / The Hand and the Spirit
1991Sharrett Fund Exhibition
The Museum for New Art, Haifa
1990Bezalel ‘90 New Direction
Laurie and Irving Borowsky Gallery, Philadelphia.
1990Bezalel Academy
Royal Canadian Academy of the Arts. Toronto, Canada.
1989Images of the 80’s
Basel, Switzerland