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The Contemporary Jewish Museum736 Mission StreetSan Francisco, CA 94103 map district: Downtown/Financial District Tel. 4153448800 Email The Contemporary Jewish Museum Website |
| Thu Dec 03 The Improv Artists are back! After their recent sold-out shows about artist Marc Chagall, this highly original improv troupe returns to the Museum to showcase, with comedy and music, the mysteries of Maurice Sendak. The Improv Artists, featuring so... More | ![]() |
| Thu Dec 03 The Improv Artists are back! After their recent sold-out shows about artist Marc Chagall, this highly original improv troupe returns to the Museum to showcase, with comedy and music, the mysteries of Maurice Sendak. The Improv Artists, featuring so... More | ![]() |
| Sun Dec 06 Sunday, December 6, 2009
2 PM
As part of the Museum’s exhibition As It Is Written: Project 304,805, fifty four artists from diverse backgrounds are creating a new work of art corresponding to a particular parashah, or weekly reading, of the Torah. C... More | ![]() |
| Thu Dec 10 Mills College offers the third of three fall collaborations with the Museum -- a lecture and musical demonstration by Chris Brown, Co-Director of the Center for Contemporary Music (CCM) at Mills College, on Filipino composer José Maceda's 1972 work U... More | ![]() |
| Sat Dec 12 One Night. Eight Ways to Burn Bright.
Fire up the Jewish Festival of Lights this year with a Maccabee mash-up like no other. The Hub of the JCCSF and the Contemporary Jewish Museum team up for the third annual Super 8 Hanukkah Festival, packing eig... More | ![]() |
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Hours Sunday: 12 pm - 5 pmMonday: 12 pm - 5 pm Tuesday: 12 pm - 5 pm Wednesday: 12 pm - 5 pm Thursday: 12 pm - 5 pm Friday: closed Saturday: closed |
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Editorial Review There’s a Mystery There: Sendak on Sendak Wildly Wonderful By Ann Taylor (09/18/2009)" Many of us grew up with Max and his wolf suit, wishing that we, too, could go and rule where the wild things are, far away from the everyday problems of family and school and being a kid. The Contemporary Jewish Museum’s There’s a Mystery There: Sendak on Sendak presents this familiar childhood favorite, and many others written and/or illustrated by Maurice Sendak, in a way that not only reminds audiences of why they loved Where The Wild Things Are as a child, but also why that book, and Sendak’s work in general, still has relevance -- for adults as well as for children. " |
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