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How to – Navigate on the New AEJM Website
Our new website comprises a handful of sections that define its primary structure. The feed on the home page is the…
Jewish Museum Frankfurt closed for renovation
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.
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Call for Papers – Twelfth EAJS Congress
Branching Out. Diversity of Jewish Studies Twelfth EAJS Congress, 16-20 July 2023 in Frankfurt/Main, Germany Deadline: 31 December 2022, 23:59 (GMT+1) …
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We Can Help
We received the following call for help from Jakub Nowakowski, director of the Galicia Jewish Museum in Kraków, Poland. What…
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Jewish Topographies
Fifth International Congress on Jewish Architecture Date: 28-31 March 2022 Organised by: Bet Tfila Research Unit in Braunschweig Click here to…
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#SolidarityWithUkraine – NEMO Call for Support
Dear NEMO members, national museum organisations, museum networks, museums, In light of current events, and after receiving calls and messages from colleagues…
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CAJM and AEJM Statement
AEJM stands in solidarity with all cultural organisations and individuals in Ukraine. Our colleagues at the Council of American Jewish Museums…