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After an extraordinary run in Paris, where The Berlin Wall. A World Divided closed on September 28th with sold-out final weeks in an overwhelmingly positive response from visitors, the exhibition is now heading south.
In a world where virtual experiences are increasingly common, the presence of original objects in exhibitions offers something irreplaceable: authenticity. They foster a deeper connection to the past, anchoring stories in the tangible and real.
Halfway through its stay at Toronto’s Royal Ontario Museum (ROM), Auschwitz. Not long ago. Not far away. has already welcomed over 100,000 visitors in just a few months. The powerful response from Canadian audiences underscores the profound relevance of this exhibition—one that brings difficult histories into focus, fosters deep reflection, and helps preserve the memory of the Holocaust.
The evening of May 13, 2025, marked a memorable moment in Paris’s cultural calendar. The exhibition The Berlin Wall. A World Divided opened at the Cité de l’architecture et du patrimoine to an overwhelming public response: over 2,000 visitors attended the opening night patiently queuing around the building to experience the powerful new exhibition.
