Jewish Museum London explores centuries of money-related stereotypes through historical artifacts and contemporary art.

The Jewish Museum in London hosted the exhibition 'Jews, Money, Myth' from 19 March to 7 July 2019, which explored the stereotype associating Jewish individuals with wealth over the past eight centuries. The display included artifacts ranging from medieval Judean coins to Edward I's anti-Jewish edict in 1275 and the expulsion of Jews from England in 1290. Modern artists such as Jeremy Deller and Doug Fishbone tackled contemporary anti-Semitic themes. Deller's 2019 video collage incorporated clips from 'South Park' alongside conspiracy theories about Jewish banking. Fishbone's comedic monologue discussed conversion for financial gain. The exhibition also showcased racist caricatures and critiques of global power dynamics, mentioning figures like George Soros, while emphasizing the intricacies of persistent stereotypes without endorsing cultural biases.