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Magnes Pop Up Exhibition: Holocaust Memory, Walls, and Ephemerality

03/15/2017rdeblinger

Thank you to the Magnes Museum for inviting me to speak at one of their weekly Pop Up Exhibitions. It was an honor to think about the ephemerality of Holocaust memory and the need to balance memory with activism. The… Continue Reading →

Holocaust Studies, Memory, Uncategorized Public Presentation

Memories of Violence and Dreams of the Future

09/04/2015rdeblinger

DRAWING BY Ehsan, 10, from Afghanistan. His drawing “is in the future. My father works. The car is yellow since it’s a cab. That’s the cab my father will drive in Austria,” he says. from “Migrant Children’s Drawings From Hungary Train… Continue Reading →

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Holocaust History & LEGOs: Learning Achieved (from Memories/Motifs)

01/18/2015rdeblinger

In response to a school assignment to illustrate events of the Holocaust, John Denno, a 16-year-old student in Liverpool, UK, built a timeline of key historical events out of LEGOs. The association of LEGOs as toy meant for play seems… Continue Reading →

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