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GIORGIO CELIBERTI From September 6th 2009 to January 31th 2010
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Anne Frank una storia attuale Jewish Museum of Venice November 2008

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Venice Views on Ghetto Atmosphere and emotions from the oldest ghetto in the world. Jewish Museum, Venice visit theViews on Ghetto web site

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BINARIO 21 An exhibition organized by the Associazione figli della Shoah. Starting by the rail line n°21 of Milano railway station, used, during the second world war, for the jews deportations, the exhibition presents a travel between documents to remind the jews holocaust and to show the hope thanks to the survivors´stories.
Venice, Cannaregio, Sala S. Leonardo, 10-26 January 2007 from 9 a.m. to 7 pm , every days except saturday.

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RICHARD LÖWY - Un ebreo a Moena Dalla Grande Guerra alla Shoà The exhibition - realized in 2004 at Ladin Cultural Institute of Moena- was represented in Venice at the Jewish Museum from April to July 2005.
La mostra è aperta dal 15 aprile al 17 luglio negli stessi orari del museo. Chiusa il sabato e, per Pesach, nei giorni 24 e 25 aprile e il 1 maggio.

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LUIGI ROCCA A new experience Jerushalaim - New York Venezia The international renowned hiper realist painter Luigi Rocca has displayed his exhibition "Jerushalaim - New York - Venezia" at the Jewish Museum of Venice from Sept. 5th 2004 to Feb. 28th 2005. Jerusalem, New York and Venice seen and observed by the artist; a look inside the cities, but above all on the Jewish Communities embedded within them. The exhibition was organized on the occasion of the European Day of Jewish Culture, in the collaboration with Melori & Rosenberg Art Gallery and with the contribution of the Municipality of Venice. Click here to visit the website.

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Makom ghetto dependence

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MOREH Animals & men in Mordacai Moreh´s drawings and engravings. The visionary artist represents animals such as cats, hedgehogs and birds with very particular human characters in dreaming and misterious settings. May-August 2004. Jewish Museum of Venice.

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Ariela Bohm I segni della parola The roman artist presented at the Jewish Museum of Venice a collection of Raku technique terracotta works inspired by the importance of the Writing, and its signs,considered the matter of culture. Jan-Apr 2004 Click here to visit the website.

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