News Archive

Together with Koffler Arts, we are proud to present a lecture by Dr. Natalia Romik.

Tara Zahra's lecture will examine the history of Jewish as emblems of globalization, as a lens on both the history of Jews and the history of globalism in the 20th century.

Prof. Barbara Engelking's keynote lecture will be devoted to people not usually mentioned in the history of the uprising – Jewish civilians.

We encourage you to watch the broadcast of Martín Caparrós' lecture "Hunger Today".

Natalia Aleksiun's lecture will examine the experience of hiding in eastern Galicia (Western Ukraine) through the lens of material culture.

Natalia Romik will talk about the research that forms the basis of her exhibition "Hideouts. The Architecture of Survival".

Yael Raviv's lecture moves beyond the simply territorial to divulge the role food plays in the Jewish nation

Join us for a lecture by German historian Peter Klein, professor at Touro College in Berlin.

What is the special relationship that exists between Jews and movies—or should we say between some Jews and certain movies—and what social forces might inform this relationship?

Kasia Redzisz will track Wilhelm Sasnal's use of abstraction in his iconic works.

Don Seeman will argue during lecture that the question of whether and how God is "present".

A lecture accompanying the exhibition "Gdynia - Tel Aviv"

A lecture accompanying the temporary exhibition