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Psalm: Edmund de Waal installation
@ Venice
Psalm: Edmund de Waal installation
@ Venice
Jul 18 – Jul 19 all-day
 Edmund de Waal is creating a major new two-part exhibition to be displayed in the 500-year-old Jewish Ghetto in Venice, coinciding with the opening of the 58th Biennale. The first part is located in the spaces surrounding the Canton ... continue reading →
The House of Life: Gold and Stories around the ancient Jewish cemetery of Bologna”
@ Bologna Jewish Museum
The House of Life: Gold and Stories around the ancient Jewish cemetery of Bologna”
@ Bologna Jewish Museum
Jul 18 – Jul 19 all-day
 A major exhibit at the Bologna Jewish Museum will focus on the city’s “lost” medieval Jewish cemetery: it was destroyed in 1569 by order of Pope Pius V and was rediscovered during excavations in 2012-2014. the exhibit features material found ... continue reading →
Jewish textiles in Italy
@ Uffizi gallery, Florence
Jewish textiles in Italy
@ Uffizi gallery, Florence
Jul 18 – Jul 19 all-day
 The Colours of Judaism in Italy: Precious textiles and fabrics from ancient Jerusalem to contemporary ready-to-wear The exhibition at the famed Uffizi Gallery explores various aspects of the Jewish world’s relationship with fabrics and textiles for both religious and secular ... continue reading →
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Jewish Traces in Franconia
@ Judisches Museum Franken, Fürth
Jewish Traces in Franconia
@ Judisches Museum Franken, Fürth
Jul 18 @ 01:00 – Jul 19 @ 01:00
 An exhibition of photographs by Christian Schuster, focusing on the traces of Jewish (often rural) life in northern Bavaria’s Franconia region. The opening ceremony is at 14:00 on May 12, 2019.
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Tour of Vilna Great Synagogue excavations
@ Vilna Great Synagogue site
Tour of Vilna Great Synagogue excavations
@ Vilna Great Synagogue site
Jul 18 @ 12:00 – 13:00
 Take a guided tour of the ongoing archaeological excavations at the site of the destroyed Great Synagogue in Vilnius, where archaeologists have discovered the mikvehs and the foundations of the Bimah, among other things.
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