Member Project
A new educational project by the Galicia Jewish Museum The diary of Renia Spiegel (1924-1942) was written in Przemyśl, Poland from January 1939 to July 1942. It is an extremely valuable historical source and an unusual memoir of…
Around Us a Sea of Fire. The Fate of Jewish Civilians During the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising is the first exhibition devoted to the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising to focus on the perspective of civilians….
Newsletter
For the complete 04/2023 newsletter, click here. Dear Friends of the AEJM, Dear Colleagues, In this issue of our newsletter, we wish to send a strong message to all of our Israeli members and friends and express our…
News
The Board of the Association of European Jewish Museums expresses its deepest condolences and solidarity with the people of Israel in the wake of the Hamas terror attacks. The AEJM is concerned about the traumatic effects of the…
In 2023, we invite you to an exhibition which we organize in cooperation with the Holocaust Research Center to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising….
An exhibition devoted to the post-war, emerging at the intersection of Socialist Realism and Arsenal aesthetics, youthful works of Isaac Celnikier from 1946-1964, a great Jewish artist born in Warsaw, an alumni of Janusz Korczak’s Orphanage and a…
Exhibition
Using the skateboard deck as a canvas, this New York City artist explores the themes of tradition, spirituality and local Jewish history in a series of artworks made especially for the Galicia Jewish Museum….
On 30 October, the Jewish Museum launches an exhibition of work by Jewish American artist Sol LeWitt. The show features four of his massive wall drawings specially recreated here. Also on display are sculptures, art on paper and…
Upcoming Member Project
From October the 12th, the MEIS in Ferrara will be celebrating the XIV Edition of the Jewish Book Festival To what extent do great historical events affect our daily lives? How do habits, interpersonal relations, love, and disaffection…
Exhibition
The exhibition presents briefly – and inevitably in a nutshell – the photographic portrait work of Julia Pirotte (Giny Diament, 1907-2000). It shows her exceptionally sensitive and careful perception of the people she encounters on a daily basis….
On the 22nd of June, the Oslo Jewish Museum opened a new exhibition in the museum’s backyard. Who were the Jews who came to Norway at the end of the 19th century and into the 20th century? Where…
Exhibition
May 7, 2023 until March 10, 2024 This exhibition has been organised in cooperation with the Jewish Museum of Amsterdam. The exhibition at the Jewish Museum Amsterdam was initiated by Victor Levie and developed in collaboration with Iris…