“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…
The collection of the Jewish Museum in Prague also contains a small and rather curious group of objects in the form of sea snail shells with etched inscriptions in Hebrew. This is evidence of an interesting cultural phenomenon that emerged in what was then Palestine at the very beginning of the twentieth century, probably continuing for the next 30 or so years. These inscribed shells also appear in other Judaica collections, as well in specialized auctions, which suggests that this was indeed a mass phenomenon.
May 25, 2024 at 07:30PM/ CET May 26, 2024 at 03:00PM/ CET The Jewish Museum in Prague presents the world premiere…
Jewish Museum in PragueTransatlantic Kafka – Franz Kafka’s legacy on the USA–Czech Republic route In the centenary year of the writer’s death, the…
Jewish Museum in PragueInspired by Kafka’s story The Metamorphosis, the leading Israeli typographer Oded Ezer provides a fascinating rendition on the theme of Gregor…
Jewish Museum in PragueThe Jewish Museum in Prague – in co-operation with the Society for the History of Czechoslovak Jews (www.shcsj.org) and the Consulate…
Jewish Museum in PragueSubtitled Jews and Non-Jews in the Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia: Attitudes, Strategies, Policies, and Practices, it seeks to create as…
Jewish Museum in PragueA new monothematic issue of the journal Judaica Bohemiae (Vol. 58/2023) came out at the end of December 2023 as a…
Jewish Museum in PragueA group of Torah pointers in the Jewish Museum in Prague differs in one small detail from all the others –…
Jewish Museum in PragueJMP received a momentous gift of six large-scale canvases by American artist Cleve Gray (1918-2004). The paintings are part of an…
Jewish Museum in PragueThe exhibition features finds from abandoned synagogue attics and offers a glimpse into the spiritual and material culture of vanished Jewish…
Jewish Museum in PragueThe new issue of the Judaica Bohemiae journal (Vol. 57/2022, 2) presents a fascinating study by Iveta Cermanova exploring the changes…
Jewish Museum in PragueEUGEEN VAN MIEGHEM AND THE JEWISH EMIGRANTS TO THE NEW WORLD The Jewish Museum’s third exhibition on the refugee phenomenon has…
Jewish Museum in PragueThe Maisel Synagogue in Prague, one of the dominant buildings of the former Jewish Town of Prague, will reopen to the…
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