Among the initiatives completed in 2022, AIMIG is pleased to announce the resumption of the scholarship for Italian university students for an internship in Israel, which had been suspended in recent years due to the pandemic.This year, through the creation of a training project in collaboration with IULM University, Daniela Stefanelli (a student in the Bachelor’s degree program in Arts, Performing Arts, and Cultural Events) completed a two-month internship in July and August

Among the key initiatives through which Associazione degli Amici Italiani dell’Israel Museum (AIMIG)  seeks to promote art and culture is the establishment of an annual scholarship that enables Italian university students to take part in a three-month summer internship at the Israel Museum . This year as well, the project has continued and has been named after the individual who generously chose to fund it—our Vice President, Manuela Schapira , to whom we extend our heartfelt

This year as well, the internship experience at the Israel Museum  in Jerusalem—organized by Associazione degli Amici Italiani dell’Israel Museum (AIMIG)  in partnership with Libera Università di Lingue e Comunicazione IULM  through a dedicated scholarship—has successfully come to an end.The student Giuseppe Cristian Bonanomi , a graduate student in Arts, Heritage, and Markets , departed for Jerusalem on July 16 and returned to Italy on August 26, enriched by the knowledge an

The partnership with IULM University in Milan continues, through which AIMIG selects students for a summer internship at the Israel Museum. This year, the winner of the call for applications was Camilla Balbi, a student who demonstrated great talent and passion. Camilla Balbi Israel Museum, Jerusalem 2 July – 31 July 2017 I let a great deal of time pass—probably too much—before finally sitting down quietly at my computer to write these few words, which feel dramatically insuf

During the month of July 2016, I completed an internship at the Israel Museum in Jerusalem, Israel. I worked mainly in two departments: the Information Center for Israeli Art, where I carried out research within the archive donated to the museum by Bertha Urdang  and her daughter Miri Urdang , whom I had the pleasure of meeting; and the Prints and Drawings Department, where I worked with the valuable collection of books and magazines donated to the museum by Arturo Schwartz .

I believe it is only right to begin this report by thanking AIMIG , the association that made it possible for me to live this wonderful experience at an important institution such as the Israel Museum  in Jerusalem.The Israel Museum is the largest museum in Israel and is ranked among the world’s leading art and archaeology museums. Founded in 1965, it houses encyclopedic collections, with works ranging from prehistory to the contemporary era, organized within its departments