Exhibitions
New York, 2025: Christian religious art in the spotlight!
The Frick Collection in New York rolled out the red carpet for the Treasure of the Holy Sepulcher by inaugurating the exhibition “To the Holy Sepulcher: Treasures from the Terra Sancta Museum” on October 2. This is the first exhibition of its kind on American soil, and certainly not the last!
Benoît Constensoux, a spiritual perspective on art
Art is not just a technical matter; it has a soul. This is what Benoît Constensoux, an art historian with a passion for the Holy Land and co-curator of our upcoming exhibition at the Frick Collection in New York, reveals to us.
New York : the Terra Sancta Museum moves to the Frick Collection !
From October 1, 2025, the Frick Collection will host the exhibition “To the Holy Sepulcher: treasures from the Terra Sancta Museum”. The driving force behind this ambitious project is Xavier Salomon, Deputy Director and Chief Curator of one of New York's most prestigious museums dedicated to European art. We had the honor of meeting him in Jerusalem during one of his preparatory visits to the exhibition.
“Encountering the other: faith, art and dialogue at the Terra Sancta Museum Art & History”
Since his arrival at the Terra Sancta Museum Art & History on October 23, 2024, Italian Claudio Donà Domeneghetti has been working to bring the museum's treasures to the Israeli public. We went to meet him.
Classifying the sacred: Christian iconography in the digital age
We met up with Alix Pras, for whom looking after museum collections is both a passion and a real challenge, given the scale of the project to create the Museum of Christian Art and History in Jerusalem.
The “couriers”: The “guardian angels” of the Terra Sancta Museum Art & History
International exhibitions of the Terra Sancta Museum Art & History collections are not only an opportunity to publicize our project, but also to benefit from the expertise of other museum professionals. The exhibition “Treasures from Kings. Masterpieces from the Terra Sancta Museum” which was held in late 2023/early 2024 at Lisbon's Calouste Gulbenkian Museum, is a case in point.
