Artist talk - “The Aesthetics of Multidirectional Memory”

Date Range

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Robert Yerachmiel Snyderman, sporting a curly afro, glasses, beard and button-up shirt, reads from a handful of notepaper while holding up what appears to be a wrapped bundle of sage

Date and Time

Tue Oct 29, 2019 5:00pm through Tue Oct 29, 2019 6:30pm

Venue

Fine Arts Building 124 - Western Gallery

Part of the Exhibition

The artist Robert Yerachmiel Sniderman in dialogue with Jason Groves, Professor of Germanics at the University of Washington.

 

Part of the exhibition Lost in Jüdischer Friedhof Weißensee.

Exhibition Events

Opening Reception: Lost in Jüdischer Friedhof Weißensee / There is a Mirror in My Heart: Reflections on a Righteous Grandfather

two people pass each other. you can only see their torsos. One is wearing a floral dress, one is holding small stones.
Oct - Oct22 - 22

Artist talk - “The Aesthetics of Multidirectional Memory”

Robert Yerachmiel Snyderman, sporting a curly afro, glasses, beard and button-up shirt, reads from a handful of notepaper while holding up what appears to be a wrapped bundle of sage
Oct - Oct29 - 29

Dialogue - “What does it mean to support refugees?”

exterior of western gallery which is a glassed in cube attached to a brick wall. There are plants and flowers in the foreground
Oct - Oct30 - 30

Meet the artist: Robert Yerachmiel Sniderman

an artist hold up an indistinct object
Nov - Nov05 - 05

Perspectives: David Schlitt, WWU Judaica Project Archivist / Visiting Instructor of Yiddish

exterior of western gallery which is a glassed in cube attached to a brick wall. There are plants and flowers in the foreground
Nov - Nov07 - 07

Perspectives: Sarah Zarrow, Endowed Professor of Jewish History, Assistant Professor of History

exterior of western gallery which is a glassed in cube attached to a brick wall. There are plants and flowers in the foreground
Nov - Nov14 - 14

Perspectives: Jane Wong, Poet, Artist and WWU Assistant Professor of English

exterior of western gallery which is a glassed in cube attached to a brick wall. There are plants and flowers in the foreground
Nov - Nov19 - 19

Public lecture and reception: The Moral Triangle, Dr. Sa’ed Atshan and Katharina Galor

an impossible triangle
Nov - Nov21 - 21

Talk with the artist: Robert Yerachmiel Sniderman

an artist holds up an indistinct object
Dec - Dec05 - 05

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