Meet the artist: Robert Yerachmiel Sniderman

an artist holds up an indistinct object

Date and Time

Thu Dec 5, 2019 through Thu Dec 5, 2019

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Location

Fine Arts Building 124 - Western Gallery

Part of the Exhibition

Opportunities for casual discussions with the artist Robert Yerachmiel Sniderman about his installation from 5 to 6:30 p.m.

Free and open to the public.

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

Meet the artist: Robert Yerachmiel Sniderman

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

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