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January 2019
Survivor Talk: John Dobai
Hear from Holocaust survivor, John Dobai, in this personal conversation with his daughter, Sarah Dobai, as he recounts his experience of survival and they discuss the documentary they are working on to ensure that this story continues to be told.
Find out more »Holocaust Memorial Day Event
Join us for our annual Holocaust Memorial Day. This year marks the 25th anniversary of the Genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda.
Find out more »The Photographic Essay workshop – SOLD OUT
This practical two-part workshop is centered on the traditional narrative photo essay, focusing on how images can tell stories, but also place the visual essay within its historical context. Participants will develop their own work and learn skills of essay construction.
Find out more »Artist in Residence: Refugees in Profile
Watch our artist-in-residence Tom Berry as he works in the gallery space, weaving the stories of refugees together; including a Kindertransport survivor and their descendant, as well as refugees that have arrived more recently.
Find out more »Roman Vishniac Rediscovered: Curator’s Talk in Yiddish
The behind the scenes story of Roman Vishniac and his extraordinary photographs in this Yiddish language tour led by Assistant Curator, Jemima Jarman.
Find out more »Artist in Residence – Refugees in Profile
Watch our artist-in-residence Tom Berry as he works in the gallery space, weaving the stories of refugees together; including a Kindertransport survivor and their descendant, as well as refugees that have arrived more recently.
Find out more »February 2019
Kindertransport by Diane Samuels Rehearsed Reading
This extraordinary play, previously shown in the West End, explores the trauma and hope of the Kindertransport through the lens of mother/daughter relationships.
Find out more »German Citizenship for British Jews Workshop
This workshop provides advice for people searching for German heritage to check eligibility to apply for European citizenship post-Brexit.
Find out more »Kindertransport: Curator’s Talks
Discover the extraordinary stories behind the exhibition in this talk with curator Dr Kathrin Pieren.
Find out more »Capture Your World: Photography Late
How do you respond to the world around you? The Jewish Museum London invites you to join photographers, artists, musicians and creatives to discover the ways in which humans try to understand their cultural moment through the medium of photography. Programmed by students from UCL’s MA in Museum Studies.
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