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October 2018
Race in Religion: Revealing Black History Tour
Join us for a tour revealing objects relating to Black History and Black Jewish History in the collection.
Find out more »The Charms of Frankenstein: Curator’s Talk
Discover the inspirations behind this installation and Maya Attoun’s process in this talk with Head of Exhibitions, Dominik Czechowski.
Find out more »Get Creative! (5-11 years)
Make spooky arts and crafts inspired by our Frankenstein Exhibition!
Find out more »Get Creative! (5-11 Years)
Make spooky arts and crafts inspired by our Frankenstein Exhibition!
Find out more »Curious Explorers Morning
A relaxed morning during the school holiday for children with autism or other social communication conditions, their siblings, parents and carers. This event is most appropriate for children aged 5 to 15.
Find out more »Race in Religion: Revealing Black History Tour
Join us for a tour revealing objects relating to Black History and Black Jewish History in the collection.
Find out more »Generation Unexpected and Jewish Life in Contemporary Poland
Theatre makers Katka Reszke and Michael Rubenfeld discuss Jewish life and culture in today's Poland.
Find out more »Meditations on Monstrosity Late
Explore the museum after hours and ponder the meaning of it all – in this silent evening to meditate on life, mortality and monstrosity.
Find out more »November 2018
In Search of Frankenstein’s Charms: Maya Attoun and Fiona Sampson in Conversation
Hear from Fiona Sampson, the author of, ‘In Search of Mary Shelley: The Girl Who Wrote Frankenstein’ and the artist Maya Attoun as they discuss the allure and fascination of Frankenstein and his monster.
Find out more »Kindertransport: Curator’s Talks
Discover the extraordinary stories behind the Remembering the Kindertransport exhibition in this talk with curator, Kathrin Pieren.
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