Events Calendar
Special Exhibition Opening Day - "Mezuzah Traces: Memory on the Doorposts of Poland"
The first in our Memory Keepers cultural exchange program, this powerful exhibit brings to light the quiet, physical remnants of Jewish life in Poland through the lens of an object both sacred and symbolic: the mezuzah.
After the destruction of Poland’s Jewish communities during the Holocaust, all that often remains of once-thriving Jewish homes are the subtle traces left behind: discoloration, nail holes, or indentations where mezuzot were once affixed. Mezuzah Traces documents these haunting imprints and recasts them as bronze mezuzot, transforming void into presence, and loss into remembrance.
Visitors will explore a collection of these cast mezuzot, each paired with the original location and story it represents. This exhibit bridges past and present, faith and absence, reminding us that memory can endure, even in silence.
Private Curator & Artist–Led Exhibit Tour
Stories We Were Never Told is a powerful multimedia exhibition that brings to light a largely overlooked and deeply misunderstood chapter of Holocaust history: Bulgaria’s collaboration with Nazi Germany and its consequences for Jewish communities across the Balkans. For decades, a dominant narrative claimed that there was “no Holocaust in Bulgaria.” This exhibition challenges that myth. Through original paintings, survivor testimonies, archival photographs, documents, film, and audio recordings, Stories We Were Never Told reconstructs the complex reality experienced by Jewish communities in Bulgaria, Northern Greece, North Macedonia, and Serbia during World War II.
Premiere: Stories We Were Never Told: Visualizing the Holocaust in Bulgaria and Beyond
Stories We Were Never Told is a powerful multimedia exhibition that brings to light a largely overlooked and deeply misunderstood chapter of Holocaust history: Bulgaria’s collaboration with Nazi Germany and its consequences for Jewish communities across the Balkans. For decades, a dominant narrative claimed that there was “no Holocaust in Bulgaria.” This exhibition challenges that myth. Through original paintings, survivor testimonies, archival photographs, documents, film, and audio recordings, Stories We Were Never Told reconstructs the complex reality experienced by Jewish communities in Bulgaria, Northern Greece, North Macedonia, and Serbia during World War II.