Billy Rose Sculpture Garden at Israel Museum
Designed by Isamu Noguchi to house the collection of Billy Rose. Sculptures are placed in a sparcely vegetated courtyards, stonepaved terraces, and intimate spaces. The collection includes works by Agam, Archipenko, Arman, Bourdelle, Calder, Caro, Lipschitz, Maillol, Moore, Nadelman, and Picasso.
Israel Museum, Ruppin Blvd. 91012, Jerusalem. Contact: Moshe Pearl, public affairs. (972-2) 70 89 02. Fax (972-2) 63 18 33.

Yad Vashem Museum
The Holocaust Martyrs and Heroes Remembrance Authority, established in 1956, includes a museum department consisting of a Historical Museum and an Art Museum. In addition, on the grounds of Yad Vashem, located on the Mount of Remembrance overlooking the hills of Jerusalem, are some twenty outdoor sculptures which relate to the theme of the Holocaust. Among the sculptors represented are Peter Brandes, Avraham Bornstein, Bernie Fink, Nandor Glid, Roman Hater, Nathan Rappaport, Zohara Schatz, and Buki Schwartz. The grounds are open Sunday through Thursday from 9 AM - 5 PM, Friday 9 AM - 2 PM, and are closed Saturdays and Jewish Holidays. Admission is free.

The Open Museum
The Open Museum of Israeli Art is located in the Tefen Industrial Park, which nestles in the hills of the Western Galilee. The sculpture garden, 29 acres in size, the largest section in the Open Museum, is under the open skies. The museum houses notable pieces of art from the 1920s till today.
Contact: Ruth Ofek - Curator, P.O.Box 1, Migdal Tefen, 24959, Tel: 972-4-9872977

Gan Hapesalim Sculpture Garden
Features 18 figurative bronze sculptures by Usula Malbin in an urban garden setting.
Sederot HaZionut Blvd., Haifa. Contact: Government Tourist Information Office. (972-4) 66 65 21.