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The Jewish Museum of Budapest by I. Benoschofsky, A. Scheiber, 1989-12-31

Five Centuries of Hanukkah Lamps from The Jewish Museum: A Catalogue Raisonne (Published in Association with the Jewish Museum, New York) by Susan L. Braunstein, 2005-04-11

Sources of Anglo-Jewish genealogy, (Jewish Museum publications) by Wilfred Sampson Samuel, 1933

Artists of Israel, 1920-1980: The Jewish Museum/New York, February 4-May 17, 1981 by Jewish Theological Seminary of America. Jewish Museum., 1981-04

Jewish Museum (Bucharest)

Museum of Jewish Culture in Slovakia: Catalogue to permanent exhibition (Edition Judaica Slovaca) by Muzeum zidovskej kultury (Slovenske narodne muzeum), 1995

Personal vision, the Schulman collection of 20th century American art: The Jewish Museum, New York, July 2-October 6, 1985

Yeshiva children write poetry: From the heart ... we sing : a collection of poems published under the auspices of Torah Umesorah, the National Society ... American Jewish Museum of Art and Culture by Manfred Gans, 1976

Personal vision, the Batkin collection of Israeli art: The Jewish Museum, New York, July 2-October 6, 1985

A Story of the Jewish Museum in Prague by Hana Volavkova, 1968

Jewish Museum Vienna

Catalogue of the Permanent Loan Collections of the Jewish Museum, London

Coins Reveal: The Samuel and Daniel M. Friedenberg Collection of Coins and Medals (The Jewish Museum Collection Handbooks) by N.Y.) Jewish Museum (New York, 1983

Daniel Libeskind: Erweiterung des Berlin Museums mit Abteilung Jüdisches Museum Extension to the Berlin Museum with Jewish Museum Department

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JEWISH MUSEUMS, ART & GALLERIES - Also Has Jokes, Music, Food, Sports, Downloads
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Extractions: Internet Guide to Chabad Literature ...Artwork from Chassidic artists * Music, Songs, and Niggunim * Chabad-Lubavitch of Cyberspace * Essays by Rabbi Shmuley Boteach of Oxford University * The complete text of the Rambam's Hilchot Melech HaMoshiach * Other HyperText documents on the topics of emunah (faith), trust, techiyas ha-Masim (revival of the dead), etc.
Jewish Information & Referral Service : Program Information Sheet For Jewish Mus
Program Information Sheet for jewish museumsUS World. Location JewishMuseums-US World c/o National Foundation of Jewish Cultural
http://www.jirs.org/jirs/jirs0005lj.html
Jewish Information Referral Service Service Program Records
Programs attached to keyword JewishMuseums. jewish museums-US World (cityOut of Town); Lillian and Albert Small Jewish Museum (city Washington);
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Religion Newswriters Association
16, they can also celebrate a renaissance among jewish museums. Are Jewishmuseums in your area and state expanding or shifting their focus?
http://www.religionwriters.com/public/tips/090902/090902c.html

Extractions: As Jews celebrate their High Holy Days through Sept. 16, they can also celebrate a renaissance among Jewish museums. At a time when many cultural institutions are facing shrinking budgets and dwindling donations, Jewish museums seem to be thriving. In New York, the Museum of Jewish Heritage is adding a new $60 million wing blocks from the destruction of Ground Zero. Two healthy California Jewish museums are merging to share a showplace space in downtown San Francisco. And a $10 million Jewish museum is planned for Cleveland, Ohio. Jewish museums range from stately institutions to collections in the corners of synagogues and Jewish community centers. "The interest in American Jewish history has been rising astronomically," says Ellen Smith, a consultant to many Jewish museums nationally. "Museums have emerged as one of the most able educators for people of all ages, economic and social backgrounds to learn about Jews as a people and Jews as holders of the faith." When the Council of American Jewish Museums was founded in 1977, it had just seven member institutions. Now there are more than 80. But the museums' growth carries with it questions of identity - particularly at a time when the U.S. Jewish population is struggling with lower synagogue affiliation and high intermarriage rates. A recent controversial pop-art Holocaust exhibit at the Jewish Museum in New York - which included a concentration camp model made out of Legos - showed that art can anger as well as enlighten. Are Jewish museums in your area and state expanding or shifting their focus? At a time when American Christians are showing increased interest in Judaism and the state of Israel, are museums aiming exhibits mainly at Jews or non-Jews? What face - religious or secular - are they putting on Jewish identity?
Shma.com : An Online Journal Of Jewish Responsibility
jewish museums Avi Decter New Vistas on Jewish History and Culture. Karla GoldmanMuseums in Cyberspace. Miriam Ancis Harnessing Technology for jewish museums.
http://www.shma.com/jun01/

Extractions: Beyond the Artifact and the Idea Website ... NiSh'ma Life on the Fringes: A Feminist Journey Toward Traditional Rabbinic Ordination by Haviva Ner-David Life on the Fringes , a moving memoir and halakhic commentary by a young Jewish feminist who is poised to become the first female Orthodox rabbi. The author, Haviva Ner-David, explores contemporary approaches to Jewish law and life, women's involvement in ritual and study, the challenges of parenting, gender and our Jewish journeys, and more ... Click on the cover to order. Living Words: The Best High Holiday Sermons of 5760 is a collection of sermons filled with words of wisdom, pleas for justice, tales of journeys and text-analyses that will inspire and enrich your soul as you ponder new teachings for the High Holidays. Selected by a panel of compassionate and thoughtful judges, these sermons are diverse and challenging, seeking to engage those individuals striving for both knowledge and spiritual growth.
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Harnessing Technology for jewish museums by Miriam Ancis With the increasing availabilityof broadband access, the Internet revolution is now ushering in a new
http://www.shma.com/jun01/ancis.htm

Extractions: With the increasing availability of broadband access, the Internet revolution is now ushering in a new era of museum education that will permit Jewish museums to further their mission of preserving and transmitting Jewish experience. Jewish museums can reach out to communities of various nationalities and ages by launching innovative exhibits as a way of attracting online students, researchers, and the curious to their collections. As an example of a dynamic virtual museum, the Smithsonian museum's online offering, "The Virtual Smithsonian," leads the way with a stunning presentation of the museum's mission, collection, and vision. Through a series of online exhibits, artifacts are displayed with just the right amount of text accompanied by the seductiveness of sound, video clips and cool photographic tricks. Today, "The Virtual Smithsonian" (having no doubt been produced with a multimillion-dollar budget) stands nearly alone in cyberspace. A portion of The Jewish Museum's site (jewishmuseum.org) called the "Contemporary Artists Projects," approaches this level of innovation by displaying artwork specifically made for computer viewing. By airing these pieces, The Jewish Museum advances the possibilities for this new art form. More often than not, however, museum sites are little more than pages of a book onscreen. Our challenge is to integrate the capacity of CD technology - animation, graphics, music and video, mental and kinesthetic games - with the Internet's contribution of interpersonal discussion. Sites that utilize these technologies will be able to offer dynamic exhibits that call on the viewer to function as an active participant along with fellow virtual-museum travelers.
Jewish Museums
jewish museums. jewish museums Worldwide. jewish museumsGlobal. Jewish Museum at Cape Town, South Africa
http://www.jewishtourism.com/Travel_Jewish_Museums.html
Jewish Museums
The Elderly. Israel and Overseas. Education. Jewish Culture. Media Advocacy. UpcomingEvents. Jewish Resource Guide to the Bay Area. Contact Us. The Magnes Museum.
http://www.supersunday.org/nov2002/agencyprofiles/jewishmuseums.shtml
Apostrophe - Themen Und Recherche - Jewish Museums
Translate this page Themen und Recherche Jüdische Museen im Internet. jewish museums JüdischeMuseen im Internet. Achtung Arbeitsliste, unvollständig London.
http://www.apostrophe.at/themen/jewish_museums/

Extractions: Themen und Recherche London London's Museum of Jewish Life http://www.jewmusm.ort.org/ The Jewish Museum New york http://www.jewishmuseum.org/ http://www.jmw.at/ http://www.jmberlin.de/ The Jewish Museum Prague http://www.jewishmuseum.cz/ The Jewish Museum of Maryland http://www.jhsm.org/ National Museum of American Jewish History http://www.nmajh.org/ Sydney Jewish Museum http://www.sjm.com.au/ Babylonian Jewry Heritage Center http://www.babylonjewry.org.il/ Jewish Museum Florida - Home of Mosaic http://www.jewishmuseum.com/ Beth Hatefutsoth- Museum of the Jewish People http://www.bh.org.il/ Special online exhibit: The Jews of Romania Joods historisch museum http://www.jhm.nl/ Special: Multimedia Calendar Jewish Museum of Australia http://www.jewishmuseum.com.au/ The Jewish Museum San Francisco http://www.jmsf.org/ - more to come - Zum Seitenanfang
Jewish Museums In London
http://www.nathanshor.com/museums/jewish_blank.php
NU? -- The JAFI Portal
jewish museums, Exhibits and Virtual Exhibits. Links to all the webpagesof jewish museums, exhibits and virtual exhibits. Updated daily!
http://www.jewishsites.org/Culture_and_Education/Museums/

Extractions: Site: Description: Beth Hatefutsoth - Museum of the Jewish People Beth Hatefutsoth, the Nahum Goldmann Museum of the Jewish Diaspora Jewish Children's Learning Lab(JCLL) JCLL creates traveling museum exhibitions for children Jewish Museums, Exhibits and Virtual Exhibits Links to all the webpages of jewish museums, exhibits and virtual exhibits. Updated daily! Memorial Museum of Hungarian Speaking Jewry The Museum depicts the magnificent past of the Jewish communities in Hungary, Transylvania, Slovakia, Carpathian-Russia, Bachka, Banat and Burgenland, and reflects their contribution to the Jewish history and World culture. Museum of Nikolaev JCC Museum is based on Holocaust documents, true stories from World War II soldiers and Arts gallery The Ghetto Fighters' House Holocaust Museum, Children Museum and, Online Archive and Education Center The Ghetto Fighters House The Israel Bible Museum a virtual tour through this unique museum featuring the works of the Internationally recognized artist Phillip Ratner
Heritage Films - Links
jewish museums/ Art Museums Beth Hatefutsoth Museum of the Jewish Diaspora WorldMonuments Fund Survivors of the Shoah Visual History Foundation The Israel
http://www.heritagefilms.com/links.htm
Central Registry -
The Council of Americanjewish museums CAJM was founded in 1977 under the auspices of the National.TitleThe Council of American jewish museums CAJM
http://www.lootedart.com/Judaica/MuseumsLibrariesAndArchives/Museums/Orcid_GSF_3

Extractions: The Council of American Jewish Museums (CAJM) was founded in 1977 under the auspices of the National Foundation for Jewish Culture to foster the development of North American Jewish museums in collecting Jewish art and artifacts and preserving, studying, exhibiting and interpreting them. It includes over 70 institutions in the United States and Canada. Contact Information
Limmud - S12.html
Include in MyLimmud (Click here for help). jewish museums in Germany Why? VeraGrodzinski Location R2 Tracks Culture, History, Social Issues Type Lecture.
http://cgi.www.limmud.org/cgi-bin/mylimmud3.cgi/s12.html

Extractions: This session will introduce you to spiritual meditation that can take place when sitting in a synagogue, walking in the woods, when you lie down, or when you rise up. If you are one of the many people who have become spiritually numb, secretly doubt that there is a spiritual dimension to Jewish life, or have given up on the power of prayer, this is your reality. Rabbi Aryeh Kaplan teaches us that there was a time in Jewish history when hundreds of thousands of ordinary people like yourself were trained to become minor prophets, capable of seeing beyond the limits of their senses, and knowing information beyond the limits of their minds. Through Gabe's guided meditation, you will have the opportunity to experience what these minor prophets experienced.
S. M. Weizman
jewish museums have proliferated in Germany in recent years. One of the museumsI visited during my trip was the Jewish Museum in Frankfurt.
http://www.museums.ca/publications/muse/1994/Summer94/feweizman.htm

Extractions: A Canadian museum worker's personal discovery of Germany's Jewish heritage as portrayed in that country's museums. In June 1993, I attended the First International Symposium for the Study of Childhood in Museums, held in Cologne, Germany. It was my first visit to that country, and I was curious about what I would find. Questions posed by my elementary school Judaic Studies teachers of 30 years ago echoed in my head: Where were the good Germans? How could they have allowed the mass extermination of six million Jews? I wondered about the collective consciousness of German people now50 years after the Holocaustand, as a curator, I was interested to see how Jewish themes and cultural diversity would be interpreted in German museums. There was ample opportunity to find out, even in an eight-day visit which included a full conference schedule and a study tour of 12 museums. The day after my arrival I went on a guid-ed bus tour of Cologne. Like many German cities, Cologne is primarily modern in its architecture, as most of the city was bombed by the Allies in World War II. Our tour guide pointed out several old brick factory build-ings currently used to house Cologne's annual art trade shows. He explained that these buildings had survived the war because the Allies knew they were used by the Nazis for the selection and detainment of Jews, Gypsies and other undesirables before they were sent off on trains bound for concentration camps. I noted that the guide's tone was cool and matter-of-fact as he related this information.
Selskabet For Dansk Jødisk Historie - Society For Danish Jewish History
Hanne TrautnerKromann. Defining a Culture International Conferenceof jewish museums, 1994. Cilly Kugelmann. jewish museums in Germany.
http://www.rambam.dk/rambam_3_1994_sum.htm

Extractions: FORSIDE PROGRAM RAMBAM INDMELD ... LINKS Andreas Simonsen (1923-91) was Jewish on both his fathers's and mother's side of the family. His father, Rudolph Simonsen, was a lawyer and in addition had an excellent ear for music; he was the managing director of the Copenhagen School of Music for a number of years. Although Rudolph Simonsen was a member of the Jewish Community, judaism did not play a significant role in his home, and Andreas Simonsen remained a stranger to any kind of established religion all his life. From his early youth Andreas Simonsen was drawn to a humanistic view of life, and it was this interest that led him to study the classics, specializing in Socrates. The Jewish museum in Stochholm, founded by Aron and Viola Neuman in 1987, has become a successful cultural and educational institution. Its head and founder Aron Neuman argues that four key ingredients are essential for the establishment of a Jewish museum: the quality of its personnel sufficient capital a central and convenient location, and finally
Jewish-American History And Anthropology--Museums And Exhibitons
Link Topics. jewish museums and OnLine Exhibitions. Beyond the PaleThe History of Jews in Russia This exhibition depicts the history
http://artists-in-residence.com/users/jewishistory/museums.htm

Extractions: Link Topics Beyond the Pale: The History of Jews in Russia "This exhibition depicts the history of anti-Jewish attitudes and of anti-Semitism today, a form of intolerance that in our century caused the death of millions of people. The exhibition also portrays the history of Jews in Europe and in Russia to help understand their life, religion and culture. " A nice, well-illustrated and very extensive exhibition covering the history of Jews in the Pale where, of course, the vast majority of American Jews immigrated from. Builders of America "One of the most interesting yet relatively unknown aspects of Jewish history concerns Jewish involvement with the creation of America. This involvement is chronicled here on the Internet, and also in a travelling exhibit entitled 'Builders of America -The Jewish Heritage.'" Presented by Florida Atlantic University Libraries. The Jewish Museum Good coverage of current and exhibitions, and a sample of their permanent exhibition. The Jewish Museum is dedicated to chronicling Jewish life in all its multiplicity. National Museum of American Jewish History: Creating American Jews "The permanent exhibition of the National Museum of American Jewish History. Exploring the evolution of Jewish identity in America." Be sure to check out their changing temporary exhibitions as well.
Jewish Studies: Related Resources
Association of Jewish Libraries Judaica Libraries and Archives on the Web Ha'aretzIsraeli and jewish museums on the Web The Eretz Israel Museum Haaretz
http://www.virginia.edu/jewishstudies/images/libraries.html
Marc Rich Seminar
The third annual seminar was devoted to a wideranging dialogue among professionalsthat deal with the many challenges facing the jewish museums in a fast
http://www.bh.org.il/Education/MarcRich.asp

Extractions: The 3rd Annual Marc Rich Seminar The Jewish Museum in a Changing World The 2nd Annual Marc Rich Seminar The Third Annual Marc Rich Seminar, a joint project of The Rich Foundation for Education, Culture and Welfare and The Center for Israel-Diaspora Cultural Relations, was held at Beth Hatefutsoth between December 3 5, 2002. The third annual seminar was devoted to a wide-ranging dialogue among professionals that deal with the many challenges facing the Jewish museums in a fast changing world. The seminar was attended by numerous participants from Israel and abroad that contributed with key lectures and important comments on a variety of topics concerning the world of the Jewish museums. The seminar was made possible thanks to the generous sponsorship of the Rich Foundation for Education, Culture and Welfare.
Beth Hatefutsoth - Related Links
Beth Hatefutsoth. RELATED SITES. jewish museums Worldwide, Museums inIsrael. Virtual Exhibitions Synagogue Models, Libraries and Archives.
http://www.bh.org.il/links.asp

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