The Museum of Tolerance in L.A houses a series of important permanent exhibitions that cover some of humanity’s deadliest in-tolerances towards one another. It ranges from hate-filled contemporary social-media to coverage of the holocaust and other
Image 6 of 15 from gallery of Museum of Tolerance, Anne Frank Exhibit / Yazdani Studio of CannonDesign. Photograph by Benny Chan
Established in 1993, the Museum of Tolerance in Los Angeles is the educational arm of the Simon Wiesenthal Center (SWC) – a Jewish human rights organization that is renowned internationally. The only museum of its kind in the world, the MOT is visited by over 250,000 people of all ages each year.
A hands-on experiential museum focused on educating people on the dynamic of racism and prejudice through unique, interactive exhibits. Renovation efforts transformed the dated museum into a destination reflective of the center’s humanitarian reach. New exhibit spaces, theaters, learning spaces and pivoting media walls with portraits and stories of civil and human right pioneers advance the museum’s mission.
Image 1 of 15 from gallery of Museum of Tolerance, Anne Frank Exhibit / Yazdani Studio of CannonDesign. Photograph by Benny Chan
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We are proud to share Interior Design magazine officially named the Museum of Tolerance Los Angeles Claudia and Nelson Peltz Social Lab as the overall winner in the 2021 small museum category of its Best of Year awards earlier this week.
Image 7 of 15 from gallery of Museum of Tolerance, Anne Frank Exhibit / Yazdani Studio of CannonDesign. Photograph by Benny Chan
Image 7 of 20 from gallery of Museum of Tolerance in Jerusalem / Chyutin Architects. Courtesy of Chyutin Architects
Image 1 of 15 from gallery of Museum of Tolerance, Anne Frank Exhibit / Yazdani Studio of CannonDesign. Photograph by Benny Chan
Learn the story of how Ukrainian artist Anatole Krasnyansky overcame oppression and became an artist whose art is collected around the world.
The design of the Museum of Tolerance Jerusalem center exhibitions and garden create a space for public engagement that fosters learning and understanding around the dynamics of racism and prejudice throughout history. Rather than historical artifacts, the Adult and Children's Museum seek to teach the core values of kindness and respect for mankind, social justice, love of learning, centrality of family and community, sanctity of human life, and the imperative to stand up against evil.
The design of the Museum of Tolerance Jerusalem center exhibitions and garden create a space for public engagement that fosters learning and understanding around the dynamics of racism and prejudice throughout history. Rather than historical artifacts, the Adult and Children's Museum seek to teach the core values of kindness and respect for mankind, social justice, love of learning, centrality of family and community, sanctity of human life, and the imperative to stand up against evil.
Image 1 of 15 from gallery of Museum of Tolerance, Anne Frank Exhibit / Yazdani Studio of CannonDesign. Photograph by Benny Chan
The Museum of Tolerance (MOT) focuses on issues of tolerance, rights and diversity. The Museum aims to confront and promote a dialogue on these...
