Dein Suchergebnis zum Thema: Samen

Interview with Dalia Castel and Orit Nahmias Dalia Castel is a filmmaker, Orit Nahmias an actress at Berlin’s Maxim Gorki Theatre. Both grew up in Jerusalem – they are childhood friends and their paths have crossed on numerous occasions. Today, they both live in Berlin. When asked why they made a documentary about their hometown, …
We want diversity, but at the same time we want to be with people like ourselves.

Amitay: Same here. But when the time approached, I did have some questions.

– a Youth Spent in Iran and Vienna This week, from 21 to 27 October 2013, the Academy of the Jewish Museum Berlin, in cooperation with Kulturkind e.V., will host readings, workshops, and an open day for the public with the theme “Multifaceted: a book week on diversity in children’s and youth literature.” Employees of …
In 2007 the book was made into a film of the same name.

typical! РClich̩s Of Jews And Others. An exhibition from the Jewish Museum Berlin and the Jewish Museum Vienna.
It shows two profiles of the same woman before and after plastic surgery.

The Many Faces of Isaac and Ismael, Part 2 As we recently announced, this month we would like to show another selection of clips from our video box, “Are you Isaac or Ismael?” This time, we’ve chosen clips of visitors who identify with both sons of Abraham. As one woman poetically put it: “Both are …
At the same time, the sacrifice is a charitable act, as the meat is divided among

One of the works in our art vending machine is a booklet which provides an insight into the inner-workings of many of the Israeli Kibbuzim. With sober drawings and a text that is based on archival documents, artist Atalya Laufer (b. 1979) exposes a particular aspect of growing up on a Kibbutz. As one of …
The translation allows a distance from the original material, and at the same time

Stefan Litt, Kafka-Experte der National Library of Israel, zu Gast in der Ausstellung Access Kafka
Beim gemein­samen Rund­gang mit Kuratorin Shelley Harten tauschen sich die beiden

The exhibition is fascinating and creepy at the same time.

The Jewish Museum Hosts “Lyrix” At the invitation of German Cultural Radio, schoolchildren appeared at the Jewish Museum Berlin on 13 June 2014 to write poetry with professionals from the literature scene. The theme was partnership. They turned for inspiration to a ketubah (marriage contract) from the current special exhibition “The Creation of the World” …
A few rooms further down, poet Nadja Küchenmeister proceeded along the same lines

56,250. This is the number that comes up when I search our collection’s database for its complete holdings. 56,250 data sets describing, for the most part, individual objects, and occasionally entire mixed lots. You can now see 6,300 of these objects online. Releasing this information to the public provokes mixed feelings on the part of museum …
detail and well-chosen catchwords to help visitors find other objects related to the same