Dein Suchergebnis zum Thema: have

A little story about a revolutionary kind of museum   “Do not touch!”—These three words are irrevocably associated with traditional museums. They denote an institutional balancing act. On the one hand, the historical objects and works of art that are gathered in museums are supposed to be made accessible to the public. On the other …
effort to extend their offerings to the other senses, for decades children’s museums have

A little story about a revolutionary kind of museum   “Do not touch!”—These three words are irrevocably associated with traditional museums. They denote an institutional balancing act. On the one hand, the historical objects and works of art that are gathered in museums are supposed to be made accessible to the public. On the other …
effort to extend their offerings to the other senses, for decades children’s museums have

Gift of Peter-Hannes Lehmann Like every museum, we have some objects in our collection

Bitter We can read the veil as a metaphorical vessel of Jewish memory that women have

Both grew up in Jerusalem – they are childhood friends and their paths have crossed

Shots from the latter project have been available for purchase from the art vending

Special exhibition „Heroes, Freaks, and Super-Rabbis. The Jewish Dimension of Comic Art“ from 30 April to 8 August 2010 in the Jewish Museum Berlin.
world caught between Jewish tradition and secular Modernism, the laws of which have

Special exhibition „Heroes, Freaks, and Super-Rabbis. The Jewish Dimension of Comic Art“ from 30 April to 8 August 2010 in the Jewish Museum Berlin.
world caught between Jewish tradition and secular Modernism, the laws of which have

Special exhibition „Heroes, Freaks, and Super-Rabbis. The Jewish Dimension of Comic Art“ from 30 April to 8 August 2010 in the Jewish Museum Berlin.
world caught between Jewish tradition and secular Modernism, the laws of which have

Special exhibition „Heroes, Freaks, and Super-Rabbis. The Jewish Dimension of Comic Art“ from 30 April to 8 August 2010 in the Jewish Museum Berlin.
world caught between Jewish tradition and secular Modernism, the laws of which have