
AEJM Newsletter Archive | 04/2023
For the complete 04/2023 newsletter, click here. Dear Friends of the AEJM, Dear Colleagues, In this issue of our newsletter, we…
The Jewish Museum Frankfurt closed her doors on July 20th, 2015 for thorough renovation and extensions to the building for a more appropriate space for temporary exhibitions, auditorium and visitor’s entrance. The Rothschild Palais will host after the renovation the new enhanced permanent exhibition. Museum Judengasse, the excavation site showing the foundations of buildings in Frankfurt’s former ghetto, already closed in 2014 and will re-open in spring 2016 with an utterly novel approach to Jewish history in medieval and early modern Frankfurt. For the first time paintings, ritual and everyday objects, books and documents will be presented here at this historical site in the middle of the archeological excavations.
For the complete 04/2023 newsletter, click here. Dear Friends of the AEJM, Dear Colleagues, In this issue of our newsletter, we…
The Board of the Association of European Jewish Museums expresses its deepest condolences and solidarity with the people of Israel in…
For the complete 03/2023 newsletter, click here. Dear friends of the AEJM, Dear colleagues, In this edition of our Newsletter, we…
The Rothschild Foundation Hanadiv Europe and the University of Amsterdam are organizing the third Jewish Heritage Seminar for early-career professionals and…
Curator of Judaic Art North Carolina Museum of Art, Raleigh North Carolina The North Carolina Museum of Art (NCMA) seeks an…
Our new website comprises a handful of sections that define its primary structure. The feed on the home page is the…