Sculptures

In 1950 he founded the arts department at the Seligsberg Vocational School in Jerusalem where he taught for twenty years. In 1952 – 1953, he studied sculpture with Zeev Ben Tzvi at the Bezalel Academy for Arts and Design. Among his teachers, one could also count Mordechai Ardon and Isidor Aschheim. The year 1962 saw him presenting his first exhibition, followed by numerous other exhibits both in Israel and abroad. During 1971 he spent time with his family in the Cité des Arts in Paris, where he presented a one-man exhibition. In the course of 1974–1975, Aharon Bezalel served as chairman of the Artists' Association in Jerusalem. He spent time in the years 1975–1976 in New York accompanied by his family. During this time he presented two exhibits. In 1982, the book "Aharon Bezalel" was published which documented his work up to that year. in 2006, the book "Aharon Bezalel, Sculptures" was released. His book "To Leave a Blessing - Memories of a Jewish Boy from Harat, Afghanistan" was published in 2009 by Yad Ben Tzvi.