Exhibition
Following international trends in museum practices in the USA, France and Israel, among others, the Jewish Museum of Greece’s new exhibition focuses on Greek Jews in the post-World War II period.This is the first time that an exhibition…
Newsletter
To view the complete 05/2024 Newsletter, click here: Dear AEJM members, Dear colleagues, As 2025 comes to an end, we are pleased to share our latest news in this final newsletter of the year. This year has made…
Member Update
From November 17, 2024, to March 30, 2025, the Melbourne Holocaust Museum will host the exhibition Underground: The Hidden Archive of the Warsaw Ghetto, organized in cooperation with the Jewish Historical Institute and the Association of the Jewish…
News
In the aftermath of the tragic events of October 7, 2023, and their global repercussions, the Association of European Jewish Museums and the Council of American Jewish Museums (CAJM) conducted a survey to understand how Jewish museums have…
Member Update
The Jewish Museum Vienna’s Online Collection is now live, featuring over 3,000 objects from its holdings. All kinds of items – everyday objects, ritual pieces, photographs, documents, postcards, textiles, and glass plate photographs – offer a glimpse into…
Upcoming Curatorial
We are excited to announce a new series of three online workshops as part of our Curatorial Education Program (CEP). Beginning in February 2025, these sessions will focus on Judaica objects from Jewish museum collections, welcoming curators and…
Exhibition
“In the Face of Death” is the first cultural-historical exhibition on Jewish ideas and practices around death, dying, and mourning. The focus of this presentation of ritual objects, audio and video installations, and artistic works, however, is life…
Member Update
The Table: An Intimate Dining Experience Explore the flavours of Morocco, Syria and Eastern Europe as we take you on a culinary journey of Jewish migration. Each dish of the four-course vegetarian meal is inspired by a story…
Exhibition
The Museum of Turkish Jews is presenting an exhibition of ketubbot, curated by Silvyo Ovadya. This ketubbot collection includes pieces hidden in forgotten homes’ forgotten corners for years, some discovered as works of art, others from the walls…
Member Project
The Jewish Museum Oshpitzin in Oświęcim is honoring the town’s former Jewish community through the Bunker of Memory Project. Fragments of headstones destroyed during the Holocaust to construct a road to the Buna Werke factory— a part of…
We are happy to announce that the Annual Conference of the Association of European Jewish Museums 2025 will be hosted by the Musée d’Art et d’Histoire du Judaïsme (MAHJ) in Paris. The conference will take place from July…
Member Update
The exhibition traces the lives and cultural impact of Dutch-Belgian philanthropists and art collectors Hugo Daniel Andriesse (1867-1942) and his wife Elisabeth Andriesse (1871-1963). After they escaped from Brussels to New York in 1940, the Andriesses’ art and…