The Ilana Goor Museum building cannot be missed. It is stationed on a hill in ancient Jaffa and is an architectural gem and a work of art in its own right against the backdrop of the unique landscape of the Land of Israel.
Ilana Goor Museum
The Museum building stands on a hill in Old Jaffa and constitutes an architectural pearl and a work of art in itself with its unique view of the Mediterranean Sea.
Sun – Thurs 10am- 4pm
Friday 10am-2pm
Saturday 10am-4pm
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Jazz Evenings at the Museum
An immersive jazz series featuring top local artists, blending music and art in a unique museum setting.
Kasso Trio
Thursday | 19.2.26
A unique trio blending ancient West African traditions with electronics, jazz, and groove.
The ensemble combines electric kora (a West African harp), synths, and drums, creating an immersive musical experience of original compositions and diverse rhythms drawn from the worlds of jazz, psychedelia, and afrobeat.
Band members:
Uri Berman – kora, guitar | Tao Samuelson – synths | Bar Shenhav – drums & percussion
19:00 Doors open & guided museum tours (Hebrew)
20:00 Performance in the museum’s main hall
Raanan Havusha Quartet
Thursday | March 12
Raanan Havusha Quartet takes the stage ahead of the release of his new album, Next Chapter.
The performance leads the listener on a journey along the fine line between deep jazz roots and a modern, hypnotic, cinematic sound. This is not just a concert, but an experience moving between moments of stripped down minimalism and energetic grooves that make you want to dance.
On stage, four pillars of the genre come together – guitar, saxophone, double bass, and drums – creating an atmosphere that’s hard to put into words, reminiscent of a film-noir soundtrack or a waking dream.
19:00 Doors open & guided museum tours
20:00 Performance in the museum’s main hall
The film “Ilana Goor: A Woman Against the Wind”
Special screenings at the museum and a conversation with the artist Ilana Goor
Sunday | March 8
Times: 11:00(sold out!)| 15:00 | 18:00
Over many years of uncompromising creative work, Ilana Goor’s vision has taken shape as a complete life’s project, culminating in a museum that reflects her spirit, her artworks, her collections, and the story of her life. It is no coincidence that she says in the film itself: “This museum is me.”
On International Women’s Day, the film “Ilana Goor: A Woman Against the Wind” will be screened at the museum itself, the very place where the story unfolds, giving the viewing experience added depth and meaning.
Following the screening, there will be a conversation with Ilana Goor, during which you will be able to ask her the questions that interest you.
Out of the Box Tour
ON HOLD TILL FURTHER NOTICE- On Fridays at 12.00 we offer a guided tour through the museum for all the visitors, included in the museum entrance fee.
For details and orders call 03-683-7676
Ilana Goor is an individualistic, autodidactic, intuitive and multifaceted artist. As an artist who knows no boundaries and whose art transcends any conventions, her creations are a blend of vitality and obsession, functional simplicity alongside expressive complexity bordering on surrealism.
Looking for an interesting pastime for The Weekedn? Planning a fun day with the kids? Ilana Goor Museum invites guests to enjoy a variety of guided tours in different languages.
Events
- 12March19:00
Raanan Havusha Quartet takes the stage ahead of the release of his new album, Next Chapter.
- 8March11:00
On International Women’s Day, the film “Ilana Goor: A Woman Against the Wind” will be screened at the museum itself, the very place where the story unfolds.
- 19February19:00
The Kasso Trio blends ancient West African traditions with electronics, jazz, and groove, combining electric kora, synths, and drums.
Collections
Hay | Joshua Neustein
Side Chair | Frank Gehry
New Immigrants | Julia Segal
Miracle on the slope | Richard Stankiewicz
Kokoro | Ingo Maurer
Klingsors Garten (Garden) | Anselm Kiefer
Funeral Service | Dr. Yosef Sapir
Untitled | Sigal Avni
Moroccan ancient silver chest
Matilda Sapir | Dr. Yosef Sapir