Photography lovers have a great year ahead of
them at the JHM. With three different special exhibitions, the
museum will continue its rich tradition of photography shows, which
began in 1983 with a high-profile display of the work of Roman
Vishniac. A range of Jewish photographers followed, from the
Netherlands and around the world, including Robert Capa, Erwin
Blumenfeld, and Sem Presser.
Since the early twentieth century, many Jews have been active in
the world of photography. The early years of photography were also
a time of new civil liberties for Jews, who saw many opportunities
for artistic and economic development in this unexplored field. In
these three photo exhibits, the JHM will reveal new aspects of the
past and present of Jewish photography.
Unguarded Moments.
Photographs by Marianne Breslauer
Saul
Leiter: New York Reflections
My Name is
Cohen
In connection with In the Picture! 3x Photography at the
JHM, the museum is holding a photography competition with the theme of
'portraits on the street'.