Tag: Warsaw Ghetto Museum

The second curatorial tour of the open-air exhibition located at Grzybowski Square took place on 30 August, on the last day of the 17th “Singer’s…

The first of the two curatorial tours of the outdoor exhibition at Grzybowski Square took place on 24th August. They were curated by Rafał Kosewski…

We discuss the place of art in the scenario of the permanent exhibition and the culture created in the ghetto with Magdalena Piecyk, deputy head…

We are pleased to inform you that Ms Joanna Dudelewicz has joined the Warsaw Ghetto Museum team as Deputy Director for Investment, Economic and Organisational…

On the author’s vision of the WGM’s permanent exhibition, the need for it to show the dialogue between the ghetto and the occupied Poland and…

On 24th July, the results of research conducted by Lewi Stone, a professor of biomathematics at Tel Aviv University and RMIT University in Melbourne, and his team –…

About the meaning of  depictions of symbolic “Holocaust children” for both artists and non-artists we talk with Batya Brutin (PhD), an Israeli art historian, curator…

The Warsaw Ghetto Museum has published a memoir entitled “Wspomnienia. Moja wersja” [Eng. Memories. My Version] by Izaak (Wacek) Kornblum, a member of the Warsaw…

The building located at Śliska 51/Sienna 60 had been founded by the two Jewish families. It served as a hospital to all children. Janusz Korczak…

As of today, an open-air exhibition of boards presenting Nathan Rapoport’s figure and art can be seen beside the Monument to the Ghetto Heroes 18…

“Postcards from our neighbourhood. The History of Sienna and Śliska Streets” is the third outdoor exhibition of the Warsaw Ghetto Museum. The exhibition located on…