The Kupferman Collection Gallery

Situated between the Holocaust and Jewish Resistance Heritage Museum and the Tivall factory, the building directly borders the agricultural fields of the kibbutz, integrating art into the surrounding rural landscape.

Studio & Preservation

At the heart of the complex is Kupferman’s studio, carefully preserved as it remained during his lifetime. This space houses a permanent biographical and artistic archive, providing an intimate look into Kupferman’s creative process and life as both a member of the kibbutz and an internationally acclaimed painter.

Exhibition Halls & Research Center

Adjacent to the original atelier are spacious, naturally lit exhibition halls that host rotating displays of Kupferman’s work, alongside exhibitions by contemporary artists whose pieces engage in dialogue with his artistic style. The venue also features a study area where visitors can view biographical films, browse exhibition catalogs, and explore his private library of art books.

Artist Biography & Legacy

Born in Jarosław, Poland, in 1926, Moshe Kupferman emerged as a central figure in Israeli abstract art. Over his distinguished career, he exhibited extensively in prominent galleries and museums across Israel and internationally, earning major honors including the prestigious Israel Prize.