Herman and Kate Kaiser Holocaust Exhibition
Holocaust education is a prime mission of the Miller Museum; thousands of students and educators tour the facility for this purpose during the school year. Support from the Tulsa Section of the National Council of Jewish Women (NCJW) an organization long concerned with both education and the preservation of local Jewish history, enables the Museum to provide this important resource.
Jewish History and Culture
The Jewish History and Culture Exhibit lets visitors experience to deep and rich history of the Jewish people.
Current Exhibitions
The Holocaust and Anne Frank by Michael Knigin
May 28, 2021- August 8, 2021 In 1974 the Israel Museum and the Jerusalem Foundation invited noted artist Michel Knigin to Israel. His charge was to establish the first professional lithographic and silk screen atelier in Israel. Knigin began meeting survivors of the holocaust and interpreting their suffering through sketches that became montages. In recognition of […]
Go Figure Figurative Art by Theodore Fried
April 29, 2021 – September 12, 2021 Born at the beginning of an era in both art and politics, Theodore Fried was a talented young artist whose career intersected the major movements in modern art during the 20th century. A member of the Ecole de Paris in the 1920s, his work was exhibited through the […]
Chasing Dreams 2020 Online Exhibit
Revisit The Museum’s Exhibit, Chasing Dreams! Exhibit Images!
View from the Collection Room Exhibit
Past Exhibitions
Auschwitz: A Place on Earth Exhibit produced by Yad Vashem
Auschwitz A Place on Earth, The Album Now-December 2019 About six million Jewish men, women and children were systematically murdered by the Nazis during the Holocaust. Over one million were murdered in Auschwitz-Birkenau, the largest extermination camp during WWII. This exhibition depicts the only known visual documentation of the arrival of a transport […]
Bernstein at 100
An exhibit celebrating the life and work of Leonard Bernstein (1918-1990), the great American composer and conductor who dedicated his life to making classical music a vibrant part of American culture, will stop in Tulsa and will be shared between two of the city’s arts centers.
Summer in the City by Theodore Fried
Now-September 17, 2018 “Summer in the City” Cityscapes from SMMJA permanent collection
2018 Yom HaShoah Art Contest
Looking for info on the White Rose Essay Contest, click here. The 2018 Yom HaShoah Holocaust Remembrance ceremony will take place on Monday, April 9, 2018 at TCC VanTrease PACE at 7 pm. Winners of the Arts Competition will have their pieces displayed at the VanTrease PACE for the event, the others will be displayed […]
Future Exhibitions
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