Contemporary Jewish Museum (San Francisco)

The Contemporary Jewish Museum was found in 1984, in San Francisco, California, USA. Its core purpose is to be an engaging forum for diverse audiences where new perspectives on Jewish culture, history, art, and ideas thrive. The building, designed by the architect Daniel Libeskind, embodies a number of symbolic references to Jewish concepts.

Photographer: Bruce Damonte - Courtesy of the Contemporary Jewish Museum, San Francisco.

Photographer: Bruce Damonte - Courtesy of the Contemporary Jewish Museum, San Francisco.

Photographer: Bitter & Bredt - Courtesy of the Contemporary Jewish Museum, San Francisco.

Photographer: Mark Darley - Courtesy of the Contemporary Jewish Museum, San Francisco. View from the Westin Hotel, San Francisco.

Photographer: Mark Darley - Courtesy of the Contemporary Jewish Museum, San Francisco.

Photographer: Bruce Damonte - Courtesy of the Contemporary Jewish Museum, San Francisco

Photographer: Bitter & Bredt - Courtesy of the Contemporary Jewish Museum, San Francisco.

Photographer: Bitter & Bredt - Courtesy of the Contemporary Jewish Museum, San Francisco.

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