Organization: American Friends of The Ghetto Fighters’
Museum
Exhibit Name: Triumph of Life
Size: 44 colored poster panels of 15.5” x 22.5”
Availability: through 2004
Rental Fee: $200 plus shipping and handling
Who Bears Fee: renter
Contact: Karen Misler, (201) 833-5040 x13
Description: In order to commemorate
the 60th anniversary of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, the American Friends of the
Ghetto Fighters' Museum has created a 44-panelexhibit that depicts the story of
Jewish resistance to Nazi oppression and focuses on individual stories of
survivors. The exhibit opened at the
annual benefit Gala of the American Friends in New York earlier this year and,
due to the very positive response, has now been made available to travel to
communities throughout the United States for display. The exhibit, entitled
Triumph of Life, is comprised of two parallel
tracks. One track is based on an educational exhibit produced by
the Ghetto Fighters' Museum in Israel, and it portrays the many forms of
resistance undertaken by the Jews in the Holocaust. The second track offers a more personal encounter with individual
survivors who, through their own involvement and the involvement of their
children in Holocaust education and remembrance, have supported the Ghetto
Fighters' Museum in maintaining and strengthening the historic legacy of the
Jewish resistance. The 44 color panels
of 15.5 "x 22.5" incorporate photographs, quotes, and historical
texts.
Organization: American Society for Yad Vashem, New York City
Exhibit Name: The Holocaust and Resistance: An Outline of Jewish History in Nazi Occupied Europe(1933-45)
Size: 32 posters, black and white, mounted, 23” x 21.5”
Availability: ongoing
Rental Fee: for sale at $75 plus shipping and handling
Who Bears Fee:
Contact: Marlene Yahalom, 212-220-4304
Description: photographs
taken during these years of acts of resistance; accompanying pamphlet provides
details
Organization: Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies, University of Minnesota
Exhibit Name: Witness and Legacy
Size: 5000 square foot exhibition of 24 artists
Availability: through 2002
Rental Fee: none
Who Bears Fee: renter for transportation and installation
Contact: Stephen Feinstein, 612-626-2235
Description: artwork of 24 artists, also poetry and short stories for grades 7-12, educational resource guide available
Organization: Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies, University of Minnesota
Exhibit Name: Indifference: The Sur-Rational Paintings of Fritz Hirschberger
Size: 150 running feet, 20 paintings each 40 x 30 inches
Availability: after December, 2001
Rental Fee: none
Who Bears Fee: renter for transportation
Contact: Stephen Feinstein, 612-626-2235
Description: art regarding controversial topics about the Holocaust
Organization: Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies, University of Minnesota
Exhibit Name: Robert Fisch-Light from the Yellow Star
Size: 20 watercolors
Availability:
Rental Fee: yes
Who Bears Fee: renter for transportation
Contact: Stephen Feinstein, 612-626-2235
Description: art reflects experience in Hungary during Holocaust, book also available
Organization: Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies, University of Minnesota
Exhibit Name: Maxine Rude: DISPLACED
Size: 69 framed photos
Availability:
Rental Fee:
Who Bears Fee: renter for transportation
Contact: Stephen Feinstein, 612-626-2235
Description: photographs of DP camps by US Army and UNRRA photographer M. Rude, images of Jewish and non-Jewish inmates
Organization: Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies, University of Minnesota
Exhibit Name: Betty Mittleman: “Holocaust Paintings”
Size: 40 small works
Availability:
Rental Fee: $400 plus shipping
Who Bears Fee: renter
Contact: Stephen Feinstein, 612-626-2235
Description: 40 small glass works done on glass, after images of Russian icons and Roman Vishniac photographs
Organization: Florida Holocaust Museum
Exhibit Name: Clinging to Humanity: In Search of Hope
Size: 41 paintings, 39 poems 250’ moderate 5
Availability:
Rental Fee: $4800 + freight
Who Bears Fee: renter
Contact: Stephen Goldman, 727-820-0100
Description: Acrylic Artist Surgeon-turned-artist/poet Saul
Balagura brings us to the brink of understanding through his powerful abstract
expressionist paintings and accompanying poems. The art is edgy, explicit and intense and the poems are raw and,
at the same time, poignant. This
collection will transport the viewer, perhaps not to a place he wants to be,
but to a place of introspection and understanding, to a place of all times.
Organization: Florida Holocaust Museum
Exhibit Name: Faces of the Holocaust
Size: 25 digitally manipulated photographs 150’ moderate 3
Availability:
Rental Fee: $2000 + freight
Who Bears Fee: renter
Contact: Stephen Goldman, 727-820-0100
Description: Mark Swartz Photodigitography Artist
Photographs which have been digitized (“photodigitography”) to make
extraordinary art from the images of the Holocaust, some with which we are
familiar and some of the artist’s own family saved from the Holocaust.
Organization: Florida Holocaust Museum
Exhibit Name: Fragments: Portraits of Holocaust Survivors
Size: 115 - 23” X 27” framed portraits 350’ high 4
Availability:
Rental Fee: $3000 + freight
Who Bears Fee: renter
Contact: Stephen Goldman, 727-820-0100
Description: An extraordinary collection of portraits by
Jason Swartzman of survivors of the Holocaust, each personalized by a comment
handwritten by the subject. This series
of portraits represents a legacy for these survivors, their families and our community. The edition is limited.
Organization: Florida Holocaust Museum
Exhibit Name: Memories of a Survivor
Size: 39 framed paintings 250’ high 3
Availability:
Rental Fee: $4500 + freight
Who Bears Fee: renter
Contact: Stephen Goldman, 727-820-0100
Description: The art by Michael Smuss who began painting in
his sixties tells the moving story of this survivor of the Warsaw Ghetto
Uprising, the Holocaust and its aftermath.
This is a very personal story told in a special way.
Organization: Florida Holocaust Museum
Exhibit Name: Resistance and Rescue
Size: 37 framed photographs 150’ moderate 3
Availability:
Rental Fee: $1000 + freight
Who Bears Fee: renter
Contact: Stephen Goldman, 727-820-0100
Description: Judy Ellis Glickman Photography Thanks to
Scandinavia Contemporary photographs by this world-renowned artist examine the
rescue of the Jews of Denmark by their neighbors during the Holocaust. This exhibition was funded and was
originally circulated by the scholarship foundation founded by Victor Borge.
Organization: Florida Holocaust Museum
Exhibit Name: Women of Ravensbruck: Portraits of Courage
Size: 7 - 7’6” square portrait pieces, 1 - 10’ triangular memorial, 7
two-sided portrait panels, 17 history panels, 2 artifact cases (optional). 1500
– 2000 square feet moderate - high 12 - 14
Availability:
Rental Fee: $3500 + freight
Who Bears Fee: renter
Contact: Stephen Goldman, 727-820-0100
Description: Art
and history are combined in this exhibit featuring the monumental art of Julia
Terwilliger who became fascinated with the Women of Ravensbrück and their
stories. The art pays homage to the
women and their indomitable spirit, the history panels chronicle the story of
the camp and the portrait panels show the diversity of the women victims of
this terrible place.
Organization: French Children of the Holocaust Foundation, Inc.
Exhibit Name: Anti-semitism: Past and Present
Size: 30 panels, 4' by 7' requiring 1000 sq ft floor space
Availability: now
Rental Fee: $1000 plus shipping and handling
Who Bears Fee: renter
Contact: Fran Steinmark (561) 558-9945
Description: This
exhibit bears witness to the past ten centuries of hatred, violence and
oppression against Jews from the time of the Crusades through today. Through photographs and other visuals, it
shows a graphic record of how society ostracized, demonized and marginalized
Jews.
Teacher’s Guide available.
Organization: Holocaust Human Rights Center of Maine, Augusta
Exhibit Name: Holocaust: Presence of the Past
Size: 41 Photographs, labels for each, text labels
and title piece
125 linear feet, some may be grouped, minimum of 90 linear feet
Availability: 6-8 week
Rental Fee: $600 for a 6-8 week period, free to centers and museums in Maine
Who Bears Fee: renter
Contact: Sharon Nichols (207) 993-2620
Description: photographs by Judy Ellis Glickman which include contemporary photographs of Holocaust sites including death camps, graveyards and memorials.
Organization: Holocaust Human Rights Center of Maine, Augusta
Exhibit Name: Resistance and Rescue
Size: 44 photographs, labels for each, text labels
and title piece
125 linear feet
Availability: 6-8 week
Rental Fee: $600 for a 6-8 week period, free to centers and museums in Maine
Who Bears Fee: renter
Contact: Sharon Nichols (207) 993-2620
Description: photographs by Judy Ellis Glickman that follow the journey of the Jews who fled Denmark to Sweden in the fall of 1943.
Organization: Holocaust Human Rights Center of Maine, Augusta
Exhibit Name: Soul Survivors: Legacy of the Holocaust
Size: 19 Photographs, labels for each, text labels
and title piece
100 linear feet, some may be grouped, minimum of 80 linear feet
Availability: 4-6 week
Rental Fee: $300 for a 4-6 week period, free to centers and museums in Maine
Who Bears Fee: renter
Contact: Sharon Nichols (207) 993-2620
Description: photographs
by Jack Montgomery in black-and-white of Holocaust Survivors that are
accompanied by excerpts of their testimonies through interviews by Professor
Steve Hochstadt, Bates College.
Organization:
Holocaust Museum Houston
Exhibit Name:
"There Is No Why Here: Architecture of Evil"
Size: 100 linear feet
Availability: 1 month
or more
Rental Fee: $500 first
month, $400 each additional month
Who Bears Fee:
Borrower bears all fees, including the artist travel accommodations if he
attend the opening.
Contact: Collin Keel
(713) 942-8000
Description:
"There is No Why Here" consists of 36 images created in the Gumoil
process invented by Karl P. Koenig. The artist visited ten concentration camps
between 1994 and 2003 to preserve in art the architectural environment of the
camps. Themes such as isolation, imprisonment and death are portrayed. A DVD
made for the artist is available with explanation of the project and the gumoil
process.
Organization: Holocaust Resource Center, Bayside NY
Exhibit Name: How their Hearts Must Have Trembled: Children and the Holocaust
Size: 60 running feet
Availability: 2 months
Rental Fee: $500 plus shipping and handling
Who Bears Fee: renter
Contact: Sarah Roberts, 718-281-5770
Description: framed photographs and narrative of children during Holocaust
Organization: Holocaust Resource Center, Bayside NY
Exhibit Name: Gentle Heroism: Women and the Holocaust
Size: 60 running feet for photographs and narrative
Availability: 2 months
Rental Fee: $500 plus shipping and handling
Who Bears Fee: renter
Contact: Sarah Roberts, 718-281-5770
Description: photographs and documents describing experiences of women, including Gentiles, in all facets of Holocaust
Organization: Holocaust Resource Center, Bayside NY
Exhibit Name: State of Terror
Size: 60 running feet
Availability: 2 months
Rental Fee: $500 plus shipping and handling
Who Bears Fee: renter
Contact: Sarah Roberts, 718-281-5770
Description: photographs and documents describing process by which Nazis developed system to destroy “undesirables” during period of 1933-1939
Organization: Holocaust Resource Center, Bayside NY
Exhibit Name: To Save One Life: The Story of Righteous Gentiles
Size: 60 running feet
Availability: 2 months
Rental Fee: renter
Who Bears Fee:
Contact: Sarah Roberts, 718-281-5770
Description: photographs and documents of how a small percentage of individuals risked their lives to save others
Organization: Holocaust Resource Center, Bayside NY
Exhibit Name: An Introduction to the Holocaust for the Young Reader: It Really Did Happen…
Size: 60 running feet
Availability: 2 months
Rental Fee: $500 plus shipping and handling
Who Bears Fee:
Contact: Sarah Roberts, 718-281-5770
Description: general overview of Holocaust for grade 5-6 students, booklet available
Organization: Holocaust Resource Center, Bayside NY
Exhibit Name: Anatomy of a Ghetto
Size: 60 running feet
Availability: 2 months
Rental Fee: $500 plus shipping and handling
Who Bears Fee:
Contact: Sarah Roberts, 718-281-5770
Description: photographs and narrative analyze process by which Nazis created ghettos
Organization: Institut für
Auslandsbeziehungen e.V. (ifa)/ Institute for Foreign
Cultural Relations , Stuttgart/ Germany in cooperation with Darmstadt
University of Technology - Department CAD in Architecture, Darmstadt/ Germany
Exhibit Name: Synagogues in Germany – A Virtual
Reconstruction
Size: min. 250 sqm (2700 sq ft) – max.
400 sqm (4305 sq ft) + separate Film Show Room
Sections and Contents of the Exhibit: 3 exhibition panels (title,
imprint and introduction text), 1. PATH TO THE REICHSPOGROMNACHT - DETERIORATION OF THE JEWS’ POSITION IN
SOCIETY: 8 text and
photo panels, 2. ESCALATION
– DESTRUCTION OF SYNAGOGUES: 1 picture wall paper/ photographic
mural, 1 DVD-player + 1 TV-screen, 3. WORK-IN-PROGRESS: 12 work stations for
visitors (per 1 PC, 1 TFT-screen with table, chair and lamp), 30 text panels
with information, 2 work-in-progress stations (per 1 PC, 1 TFT-screen with
table, chair and lamp), 12 projections of images (per 1 Flash Card Player, 1
beamer, 1 daylight screen), music station (1 CD-player with 4 head sets), 3D
slide viewers, selection of books about Jewish culture, arts, architecture and
Jewish-German history, 4. SEPARATE FILM SHOW ROOM: 1 DVD-player + 1 beamer (Documentary
Film “Synagogues destroyed in Germany.
Computerized Memories” + Film “3D CAD Reconstruction” of five
synagogues),
Availability: 2004, minimum 4 weeks
Rental Fee: EUR 18.000,- ($ 20.000,-) plus
additional costs (share in shipping/transport fees, costs for 2 accompanying students, costs for 1
ifa technician for installing and dismantling of the exhibit)
Who Bears Fee: renter
Contact: Marie Ani Eskenian (phone
+49-711-22 25-176, fax: +49-711-22 25-194, Email: eskenian@ifa.de,
http://www.ifa.de/eindex.htm )
Description: An interactive exhibition, recalling and
presenting the building history and memory of Jewish life and culture once
existing in Germany – and its destruction. An important contribution to the
development of new and contemporary forms of restoring and renewing the culture
of remembering. Presentation of a selection of 12 virtual reconstructed
synagogues - Berlin, Cologne, Dortmund, Dresden, Frankfurt, Hanover,
Kaiserslautern, Leipzig, Mannheim, Munich, Nuremberg and Plauen - which have been
destroyed among those thousands in the Reichspogromnacht in 1938 by the Nazis.
A number of architecture students of the Darmstadt University of Technology
initiated this project due to an arson attack on the synagogue in
Lübeck/Germany in 1994.
Organization: KTA (Kindertransport
Association), Hicksville, NY
Exhibit
Name: The
Kindertransport Journey: Memory into History
Size: 17 panels (16 panels,
30"x40" ; 1 panel, 20"x30")
Availabity: 4 weeks minimum
Rental
Fee: 4 weeks:
$600 per week; 5--8 weeks: $500 per
week. KTA pays for delivery, renter pays for return to KTA.
Who
bears fee:
Renter
Contact: Robert Sugar, 914-667-6475
Description: "I shall send those that
escape of them to the isles of the sea". The rescue of 10,000 Jewish
children from Germany, Austria, Czechoslovakia, and Poland to Britain in
1938--39; their participation in the invasion of Europe and Israel's war of
Independence; their subsequent scattering throughout the world. Photo and
documentary collages, on 17, mostly full-color panels bring the story to the
year 2000. Special feature: the exhibit contains primary photographic material
never before seen and is designed, written, and produced by the participants of
Kindertransport.
Organization: Los Angeles Museum of the Holocaust
Exhibit Name: Recollection: Lost Synagogues of Poland and Russia, An Installation by Susan Cooper
Size: 120 linear feet required for 17 bas relief
wooden models of synagogues, composed
of 8 wall hung modular units; may be borrowed in 2 separate parts individually
Availability: 3 to 6 weeks
Rental Fee: $5 000 plus insurance and transport fees
Who Bears Fee: renter
Contact: Bina J. Krieger, Coordinator of Traveling Exhibits LAMOH (323-761-8170, fax 323-761-8174)
Description: synagogues built between 16th-19th centuries, chosen for their unique architecture, size, beauty and age. Text panels available in English and Russian. Artist may be available for lectures and discussions for separate fee at which time she reveals search for history of her family’s connection to many of these vanished synagogues.
Organization: Los Angeles Museum of the Holocaust
Exhibit Name: Holocaust History
Size: 40 linear feet required for 6-8 brightly colored posters (24” x 36”)
Availability: 3 to 6 weeks
Rental Fee: $150 plus insurance and transport fees
Who Bears Fee: renter
Contact: Bina J. Krieger, Coordinator of Traveling Exhibits LAMOH (323-761-8170, fax 323-761-8174)
Description: teacher’s guide accompanies exhibit
Organization: Los Angeles Museum of the Holocaust
Exhibit Name: Holocaust Documents
Size: 30 linear feet required for 10 framed reproductions of original documents 18” x 26”
Availability: 3 to 6 weeks
Rental Fee: $200 plus insurance and transport fees
Who Bears Fee: renter
Contact: Bina J. Krieger, Coordinator of Traveling Exhibits LAMOH (323-761-8170, fax 323-761-8174)
Description: framed visual display donated by National Archives of Washington, D.C.
Organization: Los Angeles Museum of the Holocaust
Exhibit Name: History of the Holocaust
Size: 60 linear feet required for 31 black and white posters(15 at 21” x 23”, 16 at 13” x 23”)
Availability: 3 to 6 weeks
Rental Fee: $300 plus insurance and transport fees
Who Bears Fee: renter
Contact: Bina J. Krieger, Coordinator of Traveling Exhibits LAMOH (323-761-8170, fax 323-761-8174)
Description: prepared by Anti-defamation League, depicting historical overview of Holocaust
Organization: Los Angeles Museum of the Holocaust
Exhibit Name: Man is Not A Number: The Holocaust Through Czech Children’s Eyes, The Hana and Murray Greenfield Pro
Size: 50 linear feet required for 26 cardboard
framed (lightweight) paintings by
contemporary children from Czech Republic Visual Art Competition
Availability: 3 to 6 weeks
Rental Fee: $750 plus insurance and transport fees
Who Bears Fee: renter
Contact: Bina J. Krieger, Coordinator of Traveling Exhibits LAMOH (323-761-8170, fax 323-761-8174)
Description: each child’s painting expresses their modern-day, yet very emotional response and realization of very sad story-line of “lost moms and dads”, lost freedom, lost childhood. 50 copies of descriptive catalogue included in rental fee; proceeds go to continue Greenfield Art Competition Project. Can be displayed with Children’s Drawings from Terezin.
Organization: Los Angeles Museum of the Holocaust
Exhibit Name: Polluting the Pure: Racial Hygiene and Eugenics
Size: 50 linear feet required for 106 foam core, lightweight posters @10” x 10”
Availability: 3 to 6 weeks
Rental Fee: $600 plus insurance and transport fees
Who Bears Fee: renter
Contact: Bina J. Krieger, Coordinator of Traveling Exhibits LAMOH (323-761-8170, fax 323-761-8174)
Description: study of degenerate science introducing Nazi ideas on “Race and Genetics”, uncovering unrealized ideas generated in U.S. even earlier than recognized in Nazi Germany. Powerful, timely, and thought provoking exhibit with much text to read and discuss.
Organization: Los Angeles Museum of the Holocaust
Exhibit Name: Odyssey with My Family of Blessed Memory in Poland
Size: 40 linear feet required, 15 photo collage montages 28” x 22”
Availability: 3 to 6 weeks
Rental Fee: $1500 plus insurance and transport fees
Who Bears Fee: renter
Contact: Bina J. Krieger, Coordinator of Traveling Exhibits LAMOH (323-761-8170, fax 323-761-8174)
Description: artist, Yochka Lipshitz, presents 15 montages mixing “black and white” with “color” photos creating a personal photographic testimony to her deceased family, including emotional testimony about her return to the family’s Eastern European home town. Exhibition catalogues available for sale.
Organization: Los Angeles Museum of the Holocaust
Exhibit Name: Memory and Meaning
Size: 80 linear feet required for 50 pieces and 140 linear feet for 75 pieces of framed art
Availability: 3 to 6 weeks
Rental Fee: $2000 plus insurance and transport fees
Who Bears Fee: renter
Contact: Bina J. Krieger, Coordinator of Traveling Exhibits LAMOH (323-761-8170, fax 323-761-8174)
Description: created by international artists ages 10-18, including second and third generation Jews and Germans. Videos, bibliography, and prepared questions for classroom discussion available.
Organization: Los Angeles Museum of the Holocaust
Exhibit Name: Ghetto Diary of Eli Leskly
Size: 180 linear feet for entire collection of 70
original watercolors 21” x 17” and 70
recreations 33” x 24”. May be borrowed in sets of 30(15 originals and 15 recreations).
Availability: 3 to 6 weeks
Rental Fee: $1500 (set of 30), $3000(entire collection) plus insurance and transport fees
Who Bears Fee: renter
Contact: Bina J. Krieger, Coordinator of Traveling Exhibits LAMOH (323-761-8170, fax 323-761-8174)
Description: depiction of “showplace ghetto” Terezin in vivid drawings by 84 year old artist who hid these original watercolors under floorboards while interned in Terezin. Videography and bibliography complete exhibit, as well as photos of artist.
Organization: Los Angeles Museum of the Holocaust
Exhibit Name: G.I.’s Remember
Size: 60 linear feet required for 21 laminated posters (ranging 12 ½” x 19” to 16” x 21”)
Availability: 3 to 6 weeks
Rental Fee: $500 plus insurance and transport fees
Who Bears Fee: renter
Contact: Bina J. Krieger, Coordinator of Traveling Exhibits LAMOH (323-761-8170, fax 323-761-8174)
Description: personal memories and memorabilia in testimony and photographs by American Jewish soldiers and chaplains who served in U.S. military during W.W.II; prepared by Museum of American Jewish Military History.
Organization: Los Angeles Museum of the Holocaust
Exhibit Name: Badges of Shame
Size: 2 handmade tapestries (54” x 42” and 36” x
36”) encased in Plexiglas with 11
Bisque dolls (23” tall)
Availability: 3 to 6 weeks
Rental Fee: $2000 plus insurance and transport fees
Who Bears Fee: renter
Contact: Bina J. Krieger, Coordinator of Traveling Exhibits LAMOH (323-761-8170, fax 323-761-8174)
Description: each doll depicts original costume and required “Yellow Badge” of the country of that doll during the Holocaust. Tapestries are powerful depiction of artist’s interpretation of her childhood memories in concentration camps. Appeals to all ages. Video interview with artist is available.
Organization: Los Angeles Museum of the Holocaust
Exhibit Name: Holocaust Series: Alfred Benjamin
Size: 50 linear feet needed, 9 photo montages, framed in Plexiglas
Availability: 3 to 6 weeks
Rental Fee: $1200 plus insurance and transport fees
Who Bears Fee: renter
Contact: Bina J. Krieger, Coordinator of Traveling Exhibits LAMOH (323-761-8170, fax 323-761-8174)
Description: photographs from the artist’s (retired photographer who is available for discussions and workshops) own collection of historical and family photos
Organization: Los Angeles Museum of the Holocaust
Exhibit Name: Children’s Drawings from Terezin
Size: 30 linear feet for 10 metal framed reproductions, 18 1/2” x 24”
Availability: 3 to 6 weeks
Rental Fee: $300 plus insurance and transport fees
Who Bears Fee: renter
Contact: Bina J. Krieger, Coordinator of Traveling Exhibits LAMOH (323-761-8170, fax 323-761-8174)
Description: drawings by children at Terezin Concentration Camp provide opportunities for discussion and activities when exhibited with Man is Not A Number
Organization: Marcia Annenberg
Exhibit Name: Babi Yar, Buchenwald, Balkans: A Postmodern Portrayal
Size: 160 running feet
Availability: 3 months
Rental Fee: $1500 plus shipping and insurance
Who Bears Fee: renter
Contact: Marcia Annenberg, 212-568-7307
Description: 12
paintings and 6 drawings of the ethnic crimes of genocide and racism,
videotaped lecture available
Organization: Marty J. Kalb
Exhibit Name: Holocaust Series: Drawings and Paintings
Size: variable depending on available space. This
exhibit consists of 30 framed drawings, each of which is 26”X41”. Some drawings
are displayed vertically some horizontally. There are 8 paintings on
unstretched canvas that are unframed and are to be mounted directly on a
wall. The works on canvas come on rolls
and vary in size from 4’X4’ to 6’X9’. There are 4 works composed of wooden
panels. Each work contains 3 or 4 panels, each panel is 36”X80”. The size of
each work is dependent on whether it contains 3 or 4 vertical or horizontal
panels. This exhibit is available in its entirety or as selected works as
chosen by the exhibiting institution.
Availability: Indefinite
Rental Fee: None; The exhibiting institution is responsible
for wall to wall insurance and transportation expenses. The artist is available to speak during the
exhibition for which separate fee and transportation expenses are to be
provided by the exhibiting institution.
Contact: Marty J. Kalb, Professor Fine Art, Ohio
Wesleyan University, Office Phone: 740-368-3608, Fax: 740-368-3611 Email:
mjkalb@owu.edu
Description: The
“Holocaust Series” consists of drawings and paintings inspired by documentary
images and recent photographs made by the artist of Holocaust sites. The images
in both the drawings and paintings are extremely graphic but at times also
contain abstract elements. The painting media is acrylic on canvas, acrylic and
mixed media on wood, or oil on canvas. The drawings are charcoal on paper.
Organization: Midwest Center for Holocaust Education, Kansas
Exhibit Name: The Warsaw Ghetto: A Pictorial Remembrance
Size: 71 large pieces 36”x20” each
36 medium 20”x16”each
14 small 11”x15” each
2 mural size 55”x70”each
Availability: two months per city
Rental Fee: $5700, 10% discount to AHO members
Who Bears Fee: includes one way shipping, renter pays return shipping
Contact: Fran Sternberg (913) 327-8194
Description: created by the Jewish Historical Institute of Poland, 125 black-and-white photographs of life in the Warsaw Ghetto from 1940-43, good for school and community groups.
Organization: Museum of Jewish Heritage - A Living Memorial To The Holocaust, New York City
Exhibit Name: Scream the Truth to the World - Emanuel Ringelblum and the
Hidden Archive of the Warsaw Ghetto
Size: 50 framed
artifact reproductions, 1 set of 18 texts, 1 title panel, 1 credit panel, 1 tin
box used to preserve documents during the Holocaust
Availability: 8 week rental block
Rental Fee: $2,000
Who Bears Fee: renter
Contact: Sveta Emery, 646.437.4357, semery@mjhnyc.org
Description: High quality reproduction of materials collected by Warsaw
historian Emanuel Ringelblum and a clandestine group Oyneg Shabbes documenting
Jewish life in Nazi occupied Poland, from September 1939 until 1943, including
photographs, letters, paintings, diaries, postcards, school reports, tickets,
armbands, telegrams and other artifacts.
Organization: Museum of Jewish Heritage - A Living Memorial To The Holocaust, New York City
Exhibit Name: The Children of a Vanished World
Size: 50 framed
Black-and-white photographs 23 ½” x 19 ½” x ¾”, 18 texts 7 ¾” x 7”, 8 ¼” or 10
½”, one title panel 23 ½” x 32” x ¾”, one main text panel 43” x 28” x ¾”, exhibition
credits panel 43” x 28” x ¾”, 3 Yiddish poems w/translation 32” x 23 ½” x ¾”, 1
Yiddish poesm w/translation 48” x 28” x ¾”, music credits panel 23 ½” x 19 ½” x
¾”, 1 C.D. with soundtrack
Availability: 8 week rental block
Rental Fee: $4000
Who Bears Fee: renter
Contact: Sveta Emery, 646.437.4357, semery@mjhnyc.org
Description: photographs by the world famous Roman Vishniac who
traveled eastern Europe between 1935-38 and documented life in the changing
Jewish Communities, music contains period recordings of six Yiddish songs
Organization: Museum of Jewish Heritage - A Living Memorial To The Holocaust, New York City
Exhibit Name: Lives Remembered -
A Shtetl Through a Photographer's Eye
Size: 1 text panel, 6
large frames with multiple photographs, 2 map panels, 1 arial photo, 35 framed
photos
Availability: 8 week rental block
Rental Fee: $4,000
Who Bears Fee: renter
Contact: Sveta Emery, 646.437.4357, semery@mjhnyc.org
Description: Photographs from the photo studio of Zalman Kaplan
depicting pre-war Jewish life in a Polish town of Szczuczyn.
Organization: Museum of Jewish Heritage - A Living Memorial To The Holocaust, New York City
Exhibit Name: Young Girl at Ghetto Terezin: 1941-1944
Size: 15 color
photographs of drawings
1 photograph of artist
1 map and 8 text panels
each element 16” x 20”
55 running feet
Availability: 8 week rental block
Rental Fee: $1000
Who Bears Fee: renter
Contact: Sveta Emery, 646.437.4357, semery@mjhnyc.org
Description: photographs and texts tell the story of Helga Wiessová who
as a teenager in the Terezin Ghetto painted pictures of life in the Ghetto and
kept a diary. Terezin and related
survivors are available to speak.
Organization: Museum Presentation Associates
Exhibit Name: Silent Voices Speak: Remembering the Holocaust
Size: 17 pieces requiring about 150 linear feet
Availability: 8 weeks
Rental Fee: none due generous underwriting
Who Bears Fee: one-way transportation by renter
Contact: Museum Presentation Associates, 818-996-2953
Description: mixed media works based upon 1933 through 1945 German photographs; artist has altered these to honor memory of millions who perished in Holocaust; educational materials and full color 48 page catalogue available
Organization: Rockland Center for Holocaust Studies, Spring Valley, NY
Exhibit Name: Hidden Children: The Youngest Survivors of the Holocaust
Size: 29 panels 2’ 7 3/8” x 3’ 7”
1 panel 1’ 6” x 3’ 7”
Crate 1- 45 x 34 x 16
Crate 2- 45 x 34 x 16
Availability: 6 weeks
Rental Fee: $2500 can be adjusted to rental time
Who Bears Fee: renter
Contact: Barbara Grau (914) 356-2700
Description: first person narratives of 17 former hidden children with exhibit panels on the war era, identity and the Christian rescuers
Organization: Smithsonian Institution/ Yad Vashem (Info
given by Stephen Goldman of Florida Holocaust Museum)
Exhibit Name: A Day in the Warsaw Ghetto - A Birthday Trip
in Hell
Size: 41 photo panels (85 photographs), 12 text panels 270’ limited 10
Availability:
Rental Fee: $2400 + freight
Who Bears Fee: renter
Contact: Stephen Goldman, 727-820-0100
Description: Yad Vashem Photographs of the Warsaw Ghetto taken by German Army
Sergeant Heinz Jost with the camera presented to him as a birthday gift. The pictures show the sympathy with which
Jost viewed his subjects and the reason that he kept them hidden for nearly 50
years
Organization: Susan May Tell Photography
Exhibit Name: Ghost of Auschwitz
Size: 1500 sq feet
Availability: 2 months minimum
Rental Fee: $2000, but negotiable depending on venue and
length
Who Bears Fee: renter – for shipping and insurance
Contact: Susan May Tell, (212) 741-0189
Description: This traveling exhibition, installation really, consists of 16 life-size Black & White photographs suspended from the ceiling in a winding course, among which the visitors walk, as if they were walking through Auschwitz itself. This installation breaks new ground by its experiential "you are there" approach designed to evoke an emotional response in viewers of all ages.
Exhibit Name: Perpetrators
Size: 175 running feet
Availability: flexible
Rental Fee: no fee
Who Bears Fee: renter pays transport fee
Contact: Ruth Tanner, 615-343-2563
Description: Two sets of 42 lithograph prints; set one (unframed, covered in acetate) grommeted for quick and easy installation. Set two is framed in wood.
Organization: The Anne Frank Center USA, New York City
Exhibit Name: Anne Frank: A History for Today
Size: 57 panels Display: ‘Lex’—8 units, 9’x 6’x 6’ at base, 9’ high, 7 panels per display unit, requires 2000 sq. ft., and 6,000 watts Dex’—19 units, 39”x 39”x 39” at base, 8’ 4” high, 3 panels per display unit, requires 1,800 sq. ft. and 3,000 watts ‘Bannerfix’—29 units, 36” at base, 2 panels per display unit, requires 1,000 sq. ft.
Availability: Ongoing
Rental Fee: Yes
Who Bears Fee: Host: rental, liability insurance, media, collaterals, docent trainer, & provides volunteers AFC-USA: shipping, supervises installation and dismantlement
Contact: Greg Radicone, 212-431-7993
Description: Depicts AF story using photos, Diary excerpts, document reproductions, & text, including testimonies of survivors, showing themes of scapegoating, racism, ethnic cleansing, genocide, urging need for social justice, and individual responsibility. This exhibit is also available in a mini-version, consisting of 34 panels.
Organization: The Anne Frank Center USA, New York City
Exhibit Name: The Anne Frank Story
Size: 17 panels, each measures 48” long x 33 3/8” width, 75 ft. optimal of running wall space, minimum of 53 ft.; alternate display on easels
Availability: Ongoing
Rental Fee: Yes
Who Bears Fee: Host: rental, $350. shipping fee, self installation
Contact: Greg Radicone, 212-431-7993
Description: Anne Frank’s life and times in photos and text, including rise of Nazism in Germany, the invasion of the Netherlands, life in hiding, the role of the helpers as examples of moral courage, and Anne Frank’s legacy
Organization: The Anne Frank Center USA
Exhibit Name: Anne Frank in the World: 1929-1945
Size: 78 silk screen panels. Display: ‘Lex’—12 units, 9’x 6’x 6’ at base, 9’ high, 7 panels per display unit, requires 2,500 sq. ft.
Availability: Special Request
Rental Fee: Yes
Who Bears Fee: Host: rental, liability insurance, media, collaterals, docent trainer, & provides volunteers AFC-USA: shipping, supervises installation and dismantlement
Contact: Greg Radicone, 212 431-7993
Description: 600 photos and historical images, Diary excerpts, and text on the life of AF, including the social and historical climate of her day, the role of the Catholic church, and correlated events of our times with emphasis on the lessons relevant for today.
Organization: The Gesher Group, Vancouver B.C.
(informally affiliated with the Vancouver Holocaust Education Centre)
Exhibit
Name: The Gesher
Project
Size: 185 running feet to exhibit the
complete show, 160 running feet includes all 17 large works and the poetry, two
large canvases (The Bridge and The Hands) and all the wall writings. The
smaller paintings and the accompanying poetry require 25 running feet. The
Bridge requires 25 running feet and The Hands requires 12 running feet. The
individual dimensions of each piece in the exhibit is included in our media kit
that is available upon request
Availability: through 2004
Rental
Fee: $ 500. Canadian
plus insurance and transport fees
Who bears
fee: renter
Contact: Sidi Schaffer, 96 West 40th Avenue,
Vancouver B.C., V5Y 2R1, telephone 604-301-1710
Description: 18 Holocaust survivors, Child
Survivors and members of the Second Generation came together to talk, paint and write about their
experiences as a way to bridge the silence between the generations impacted by
the trauma of the Holocaust. This
work, brought together in a powerful and widely acclaimed exhibit of art and
poetry, is the culmination of six months of meetings facilitated by artist
Linda Frimer, psychologist Alina Wydra, writer Dale Adams-Segal, and
scribe/co-coordinator Reisa Schneider. The exhibit is at present on tour across
Canada.
Organization: The Holocaust Memorial and Educational Center of Nassau County Welwyn Preserve
Exhibit Name: Displaced Persons Camps: Rebuilding Culture and Community in the Aftermath of World War II
Size: 20 panels
Availability: 6 weeks
Who Bears Fee: Renter; shipping and insurance to be arranged and paid for by the borrowing institution
Contact: Dr. Regina White, Educational Director (516-571-8043, fax: 516-571-8041)
Description: This is an exhibit as told by those who were "displaced persons" though their albums, memories, and reflections. It is about the heroism of a people, the contribution of individuals towards reconstructing a life-person and communal. They tell their story about where they came from, how they lived, what they ate, how they dressed, how they studied, how they worked, and how they helped each other. It is the story of creativity and imagination; a tribute to the undying spirit of a people.
Organization: The Watchtower Society (Info given by Stephen
Goldman of Florida Holocaust Museum)
Exhibit Name: A Witness Testimony – Jehovah’s Witnesses in
the Holocaust
Size: 14 framed photo/text panels 50’ limited 1
Availability:
Rental Fee: $1000 + freight
Who Bears Fee: renter
Contact: Stephen Goldman, 727-820-0100
Description: Watchtower Society History of the victimization of Jehovah’s Witnesses during the Holocaust many of whom, in spite of having been offered the opportunity to be released from persecution, chose their faith.
Organization: United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, Washington, DC
Exhibit Name: Varian Fry
Size: 80 linear feet
Availability: 1 month or longer
Rental Fee: $300
Who Bears Fee: renter for shipping which is usually less than $2,000
Contact: Laurie Kaminsky, 212-314-0325
Description: panels describe work of Fry and his rescue team which saved hundreds of French and German Jews, especially intellectuals
Organization: United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, Washington, DC
Exhibit Name: Remember the Children: Daniel’s Story
Size: 5000 square feet, 12 foot ceilings, travels in 8 trucks
Availability: 6 month period
Rental Fee: $25,000 plus $40,000 for installation services and $20,000 for shipping
Who Bears Fee: renter
Contact: Lauren Kaminsky, 202-314-0325
Description: series of environments following the story of Daniel and his family in pre-war Germany throughout the war (ghetto, concentration camp), hands on exhibits
Organization: United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, Washington, DC
Exhibit Name: Nazi Olympics Berlin 1936
Size: 4000 square feet, 3 trucks
Availability: 3 month exhibition period
Rental Fee: $15,000 plus shipping to next site
Who Bears Fee: renter
Contact: Lauren Kaminsky, 202-314-0325
Description: panels
of reproductions of documents and photographs, exploring Nazi use of
propaganda; includes general information about the Holocaust. Video available.
Organization: United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, Washington, DC
Exhibit Name: Nazi Persecution of Homosexuals 1933-1945
Size: 1500 square feet
Availability: 8-week booking period
Rental Fee: $1,000 plus one-way shipping
Who Bears Fee: renter
Contact: Lauren Kaminsky, 212-314-0325
Description: 32 free-standing structures with reproductions of
photographs and documents about the Nazi regime’s efforts to rid Germany of
male homosexuality. First in a series
of small exhibitions about other victim groups.
Organization: United States
Holocaust Memorial Museum, Washington, DC
Exhibit Name: Schindler
Size: 50 linear feet, requires gallery space of 1000 square feet
Availability: 6 weeks exhibition period
Rental Fee: $500 + shipping to next venue
Who Bears Fee: renter
Contact: Lauren Kaminsky,
202-314-0325
Description: This exhibition tells the story of Oskar Schindler, the
German-Catholic industrialist and rescuer of Jews during the Holocaust who was
the subject of the film Schindler's List. Following the Nazi invasion of Poland in 1939, Schindler
moved to Krakow and established an enamel works on the city's outskirts in
Zablocie. That factory became a haven for about 900 Jewish workers, providing
them relief from the brutality of the Plaszow labor camp nearby. 12 free-standing exhibition panels including
15 photographs, 7 reproduced documents and maps, text panels and objects labels
and a flip book with the names of people saved.
Organization: Vancouver Holocaust Education Centre, British Columbia
Exhibit Name: Shanghai: A Refuge During the Holocaust
Size: 1 title panel 28” x 36”
15 graphic panels that are 26” x 40”
1 acknowledgement panels 20” x 26”
60 small replica documents and photographs
86 linear feet
Availability: 6- 8 week period
Rental Fee: $750 for a 6-8 week period with at $250 deposit at time of rental (CND)
Who Bears Fee: renter (about $200)
Contact: Dr. Roberta Kremer (604) 264-0499
Description: document the story of over 18,000 Jews who escaped Europe to Shanghai from 1938-40. Divided into sections with the following themes: Pre-War Life, Recognizing the Need to Leave, The World’s Doors Were Closed to Jewish Refugees, After Kristallacht, The Long Journey to Shanghai, Jewish Refugee Life in Shanghai, Religious and Cultural Life in Shanghai, The Japanese Occupation, Finding Out About the Holocaust, Leaving Home Again-Where and When to Go?
Organization: Vancouver Holocaust Education Centre, British Columbia
Exhibit Name: Ravensbruck: Forgotten Women of the
Holocaust
Size: 75 - 90 feet of running wall space is needed to adequately display the exhibition(23 - 24" x 48" panels). Six banners are free hanging from the ceiling(35" x 72").
Availability: Six week period, longer time periods by special arrangement
Rental Fee: $1,200 CDN for six weeks plus shipping and handling, $500 deposit required at the time of scheduling
Who Bears Fee: Renter
Contact: Dr. Roberta Kremer (604) 264-0499
Description: The exhibit is divided into the following categories; Introduction
( Documentation & Camp History), Victim Groups, Daily Life, Labour,
Friendship & Solidarity, Spiritual Resistance, Pregnancy & Childbirth,
Medical Experiments, The End of the Journey, and Rescue & Liberation. The
Teacher's Guide contains support material, a glossary, and pre-and post-visit
activities are available to assist teachers in preparing students to view the
exhibit. Low security requirements make this exhibition ideal for small museums
or Holocaust Education Centres.
Organization: Vancouver Holocaust Education Centre, British Columbia
Exhibit Name: Janusz Korczak and the Children of the Warsaw Ghetto
Size: 31 Panels (21 that are 32” x 40” and ten that are 16” x 40”), all mounted on a foam core. Space requirement: Approximately 70 feet of running wall space (does not have to be continuous).
The exhibit is organized into three separate inter-related themes. The three sections can be installed separately or in combination: The Life of Janusz Korczak, 11 panels (8- 32 x 40” and 3- 16” x 40” black and white panels), Children in the Warsaw Ghetto, 14 panels (9- 32” x 40” and 5- 16” x 40” black and white panels), Children’s Rights Today, 5 panels (3- 32” x 40” full color panels and 2- 16” x 40” black and white panels).
Availability: 6 week period, longer rentals by arrangement.
Rental Fee: $750 (Canadian dollars). $250 deposit required at time of scheduling.
Who Bears Fee: Renter
Contact: Roberta Kremer (604) 264-0499
Description: The exhibit looks at the life of Janusz Korczak. The exhibit also examines the experience and tragic fate of the children in the Warsaw Ghetto and how the violation of children's rights during the Holocaust is reflected in the fight for children's rights in the world today.
Organization: Vancouver Holocaust Education Centre, British Columbia
Exhibit Name: Open Hearts-Closed Doors
Size: 5 introductory panels, variety of sizes with
largest being 32” x 40”
2 free hanging banners 2’ x 7’
1 panel 8’ x 3’, 1
panel 3’ x 5’
1 map 4’ x 3’
2 flexible wall installations 20’ to 12’ in width
1 boat panel 8’ x 3’
5 rigid panels 2’ x 3’
1 panel 3’ x 5’, 1 panel 2’ x 3’
1 immigration banner 3’ x 7’
10 orphan story panels 20” x 28” each with an interactive
scrapbook
1 backlit cubed kiosk 2.5’ x 4’
gallery or display area of 24’ x 24’ at least is needed
Availability: 4- 8 week period through December 2001
Rental Fee: $1800 for a 6-8 week period with at $500 deposit at time of rental (CND)
Who Bears Fee: renter
Contact: Dr. Roberta Kremer (604) 264-0499
Description: the story of the 1,123 orphan Jewish children who were sent to Canada. It tracks their journey from the Concentration camps, DP camps, orphanages and finally to communities across Canada. Personal narratives are a substantial part of this exhibit. Exhibit is divided into sections with the following themes: Pre-war Life of Jewish Families, Things Begin to Change: Discrimination and Deportations, Children as Victims, Very Few Survive, Displaced Persons Camps and Orphanages, Where Can We Go, Who will Take Us?, Canadian Organizations and Communities Respond, Journey to Canada-Hopes and Expectations, Canadian Immigration Policy, Becoming Canadian: Making New Lives
Organization: Visas For Life Project
Exhibit Name: Visas For Life: The Righteous Diplomats
Size: varies: 4 versions from 100 to 300 pieces that can be adapted to different spaces
Availability: 6 to 12 weeks
Rental Fee: $5000 to $10, 000 depending on size and time used
Who Bears Fee: renter
Contact: Eric Saul, 415-761-8170
Description: photographs and images of rescue done by more than 25 diplomats who collectively saved thousands of Jews; additional information at visasforlife@cs.com
Organization: Washington State Holocaust Education Resource Center
Exhibit Name: Images of the Holocaust
Size: twenty 3’ by 4’ panels, Plexiglas framed
Availability: currently within state
Rental Fee: none
Who Bears Fee: renter for delivery and set up
Contact: Miriam Greenbaum, 206-441-5747
Description: photographs
and documents of Holocaust survivors of Washington State residents relating
pre-war, Holocaust, post-war experiences
Organization: Yad Hayeled (Lohamei Hagetaot) (Info given by
Stephen Goldman of Florida Holocaust Museum)
Exhibit Name: On the Edge of the Abyss
Size: 93 framed (facsimile) drawings, 2 photographs, 4 maps 275’ limited 3
Availability:
Rental Fee: $2750 + freight
Who Bears Fee: renter
Contact: Stephen Goldman, 727-820-0100
Description: These drawings by eighteen- year-old Ella
Libermann-Shiber liberated from a death march are the vehicle through which
Ella began her recovery from the horrors of the Holocaust. This unique story told from the perspective
of a woman-child is chronologically complete, chronicling her experiences from
ghettoization through the camps to liberation.