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“Before it All Goes Dark” – Opera world premiere
May 25, 2024 at 07:30PM/ CET May 26, 2024 at 03:00PM/ CET The Jewish Museum in Prague presents the world premiere…
NEW ONLINE EXHIBITION OF LEFT-HANDED TORAH POINTERS
A group of Torah pointers in the Jewish Museum in Prague differs in one small detail from all the others – the reading end is shaped as a left hand. To find out more, visit the museum’s new on-line exhibition.
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TRANSATLANTIC KAFKA (June 17–20, 2024) : a series of talks and panel discussions
Transatlantic Kafka – Franz Kafka’s legacy on the USA–Czech Republic route In the centenary year of the writer’s death, the…
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Oded Ezer: The Samsa Enigma
Inspired by Kafka’s story The Metamorphosis, the leading Israeli typographer Oded Ezer provides a fascinating rendition on the theme of Gregor…
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CALL FOR APPLICATIONS: THE BOHEMIAN NATIONAL HALL ANNUAL LECTURE ON THE HISTORY AND CULTURE OF JEWS IN THE CZECH AND SLOVAK LANDS
The Jewish Museum in Prague – in co-operation with the Society for the History of Czechoslovak Jews (www.shcsj.org) and the Consulate…
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Souvenirs from the Sea
The collection of the Jewish Museum in Prague also contains a small and rather curious group of objects in the form…
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NEW ISSUE OF JUDAICA BOHEMIA OUT NOW
Subtitled Jews and Non-Jews in the Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia: Attitudes, Strategies, Policies, and Practices, it seeks to create as…
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NEW ISSUE OF JUDAICA BOHEMIAE OUT NOW
A new monothematic issue of the journal Judaica Bohemiae (Vol. 58/2023) came out at the end of December 2023 as a…
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CLEVE GRAY PAINTINIGS DONATED TO THE JMP VISUAL ARTS COLLECTION
JMP received a momentous gift of six large-scale canvases by American artist Cleve Gray (1918-2004). The paintings are part of an…
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SECRETS IN THE ATTIC: Discoveries from Bohemian and Moravian synagogues
The exhibition features finds from abandoned synagogue attics and offers a glimpse into the spiritual and material culture of vanished Jewish…
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New issue of judaica bohemiae out now
The new issue of the Judaica Bohemiae journal (Vol. 57/2022, 2) presents a fascinating study by Iveta Cermanova exploring the changes…
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EXHIBITION THE MISSING IMAGES
EUGEEN VAN MIEGHEM AND THE JEWISH EMIGRANTS TO THE NEW WORLD The Jewish Museum’s third exhibition on the refugee phenomenon has…
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Jews in the Bohemian Lands
The Maisel Synagogue in Prague, one of the dominant buildings of the former Jewish Town of Prague, will reopen to the…