The exhibition “The Third Generation. The Holocaust in Family Memory” explores various strategies for dealing with and examining the legacy of the Holocaust within survivors’ families. Inherited objects, family archives or photographs are often the vehicles for this inter-generational encounter. We asked our online community which object they would have chosen for the exhibition and what story they connect with it. Computer Science and Engineering Professor Martin Tompa chose a family photograph from Vienna taken prior to the outbreak of the war.
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#ThirdGeneration: Jonathan Rotsztain
Jonathan Rotsztain is a Toronto-based writer, cartoonist and graphic designer. In our current exhibition he presents his artwork Patterns, an installation that was first shown at Toronto’s FENTSTER Gallery. It thematizes the invisible influences that shape patterns of behaviour and intergenerational trauma and is part of his broader project Self-Loving Jew.
RETURN auf dem 40. DOK.fest München
Nach einem Jahrzehnt des Schweigens kehrt die Regisseurin in ihr ultraorthodoxes Elternhaus zurück und entdeckt ein verborgenes Familienarchiv, das die Grenzen zwischen Fiktion und Realität verschwimmen lässt. Bar Mayers filmische Reise führte sie auch nach München, wo RETURN nun seine Weltpremiere feierte.
Leather File Folder, Used During the Family’s Escape
The exhibition “The Third Generation. The Holocaust in Family Memory” explores various strategies for dealing with and examining the legacy of the Holocaust within survivors’ families. Inherited objects, family archives or photographs are often the vehicles for this inter-generational encounter. We asked our online community which object they would have chosen for the exhibition and what story they connect with it. Author and researcher Anne Hand picked a leather file folder that her family used during their flight from Austria.
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Die Dritte Generation: Münchner Perspektiven
Die Ausstellung „Die Dritte Generation. Der Holocaust im familiären Gedächtnis“ ist in Zusammenarbeit mit dem Jüdischen Museum Wien entstanden. Für die Präsentation in München wurde einiges verändert. Wir haben mit der Münchner Kuratorin Ulrike Heikaus darüber gesprochen, was neu ist.