The exhibition – opened today after surpassing 35.000 pre-sold tickets – features more than 700 original artifacts on loan from more than 20 international institutions, many of which are being displayed in Scandinavia for the first time.
“Auschwitz” exhibition arrives in Malmö, Sweden, its only Scandinavian stop Read More »
On the same week of the 77th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz, the exhibition “Seeing Auschwitz” opens its doors for the first time in Madrid. The exhibition, created by Musealia and the Auschwitz Birkenau State Museum in partnership with the UN and UNESCO, will be open until 15 July.
“Seeing Auschwitz” now open at centro Sefarad-Israel in Madrid for a limited time Read More »
The total number of guests (already attended and reserved) for the Auschwitz. Not long ago. Not far away. exhibition has now surpassed 300,000, setting an all-time record for the Union Station Kansas City since reopening over 21 years ago.
Titanic: The Exhibition opened his doors in London’s Dock X in Canada Water on Friday, December 17, bringing with it a selection of never-before-seen in UK personal artefacts that tell touching stories of the ship’s passengers and crew.
“For his commitment, sensitivity and dedication”. It is the highest award by the Auschwitz-Birkenau State Museum recognizes his dedication in spreading the history of Auschwitz.
Luis Ferreiro, Director of Musealia, receives the “Light of Remembrance” award Read More »
Highly expected ‘Auschwitz. Not long ago. Not far away’ exhibition by Musealia opened at Union Station Kansas City and will be on view until mid January 2022.
The jury recognized the important work of the exhibition, which already tops 800,000 visitors on its stops in Madrid and New York.
“Auschwitz”, by Musealia, wins the Grand Prix at the 2020 Europa Nostra Awards Read More »
This award recognises the significant educational and social work of this travelling exhibition, which provides those who cannot visit the Auschwitz Memorial in person with a comprehensive perspective of the complex history.
Created by a curatorial team led by Holocaust education expert, Paul Salmons, the exhibition challenges us to look beyond the photographers’ intentions to explore what each photograph reveals, not only of the place and time, but of the photographers themselves.
A shofar, a ram’s horn made into a special wind instrument used during Jewish High Holiday religious services, that was hidden and clandestinely used in Auschwitz 75 years ago, will be added to ‘Auschwitz. Not long Ago. Not Far Away’ exhibition in New York.
Original shofar from Auschwitz added to “Auschwitz” Exhibition in New York Read More »
