Nine works by Marc Chagall join paintings, drawings, sculpture and lithographs by Jewish artists associated with the School of Paris.
The plan
Nine works by Marc Chagall join paintings, drawings, sculpture and lithographs by Jewish artists associated with the School of Paris. The exhibition considers migration, creative freedom and the memories artists carried into a new community. Archival material follows efforts to help Marc and Bella Chagall escape Nazi-occupied France, while an interactive migration map invites visitors to consider their own family journeys. This is a specific winter exhibition rather than a general museum visit. Give the art and documents time, and leave room for a thoughtful conversation about the connections between refuge, imagination and modern art.
Dates and admission
Opens November 19, 2026 and remains on view through March 2027; the organizer has not published an exact March closing day. Included with general admission; current ticket price varies by admission type.
Planning the visit
Museum hours are Wednesday–Sunday, 10am–4pm. The museum is at 301 Washington Avenue in South of Fifth. Use the current museum ticket link for admission.
Before you go
Reserve through the official event link and keep the confirmation available for arrival.