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Name: Yeshiva University Museum
Address: 15 W 16th Street, New York, NY, 10011, US
Telephone: +12122948330

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05/28/2024

Today, exactly 206 years ago, Thomas Jefferson wrote his letter denouncing antisemitism. Learn more about it here.

05/21/2024

In the current exhibition "Weaving Abstraction in Ancient and Modern Art" , textile pieces belonging to the 1960's Fiber Art Movement are displayed. Some of these greatly resemble Shoshana Comet's tapestries, now shown in the Yeshiva University Museum's exhibition "From Survival to Strength: Tapestries by Shoshana Comet." Come in to see these fascinating pieces of woven art, while you also learn about Comet's story from World War II. Images and text provided by Jack Roempke Andersson, Center for Jewish History intern, student at the University of Gothenburg, Sweden.

05/14/2024

Consider the history of these stamps from the Yeshiva University Museum collection, issued by the Council Against Intolerance in America. Graphics provided by Jack Roempke Andersson, Center for Jewish History intern, University of Gothenburg, Sweden.

05/08/2024

Here is a page about Yom Ha'atzmaut from Gan-Gani, created by Levin Kipnis, Yemina Avidar-Tchernovitz and Leslie Herbert Daiken. Published in Tel Aviv 1954 by N. Tversky Publishing House. Animation provided by Jack Roempke Andersson, Center for Jewish History intern, student at the University of Gothenburg, Sweden.

05/01/2024

Today marks the beginning of Jewish American Heritage Month. Yeshiva University Museum will celebrate this by posting special collection highlights throughout the month of May, as well as with our new exhibition "Tapestries by Shoshana Comet: From Survival to Strength", opening soon.

04/25/2024

Haggadah Le-Yeladim/ Die Haggadah Des Kindes, illustrated by Erwin Singer and edited by A.M. Silbermann. Published in Berlin 1933 by Hebraische Verlag. Animated by Jack Roempke Andersson, Center for Jewish History intern, student at the University of Gothenburg.

04/19/2024

In my last takeover post, I thought I could share how the animations previously published are made. The first step involves creating a number of edited versions of the original image, to act as animation cells. For this I use Photoshop to move around parts of the picture. Then I just put them after each other in a video program like Microsoft ClipChamp or iMovie. Stay tuned for more animations coming up on Passover and until the end of May, when my internship ends, and thank you for following me this week! Jack Roempke Andersson, Center for Jewish History intern, University of Gothenburg, Sweden.

04/18/2024

Today the installation of YUM's next exhibition "Tapestries by Shoshana Comet: From Survival to Strength" started, which is opening soon (more info can be found at the link in bio). To be a part of the preparation and work for exhibitions is very interesting, and sheds light on how many people and experts are actually needed for it, from curators and conservators to designers and directors of different sorts. The museum is a dynamic workplace in that way, combining art, academia and enjoyable learning experiences.

04/17/2024

Lunch break. A great thing about doing an internship in central Manhattan is the high number of options when eating out. I usually settle for fish over rice from a food cart and have it in the park, if the weather allows it. Yum at YUM.

04/16/2024

Intern POV. One of my main projects during the semester is helping out with research on Christian parallels to the Wimpel tradition. For this I get to dig into the collections of YUM, which has over sixty wimpels (you can see them yourself at museums.cjh.org), as well as the archives of other museums and institutions. As I am a student of religion and theology, now completing my undergraduate degree, I find it very rewarding to be able to actually touch and feel some of my research objects, and not only gain knowledge from books and theory. It is also exciting to combine my education in Scandinavian Christian history with new personal discoveries.

04/15/2024

Hi everyone, my name is Jack and this week I'm taking over the Yeshiva University Museum social media accounts. I'm a student at the University of Gothenburg interning for the Center for Jewish History based at YUM, as you can see proof of here, with my slightly eyes-wide-shut ID. I will be showing what I'm working with the coming days, as well as some museum behind-the-scenes. Feel free to comment if you have any questions or would like to see anything special. Toodles!

04/11/2024

From the Jean Sorkin Moldovan Collection at Yeshiva University Museum is Haggadah shel Pesah le-Yeled (Passover Haggadah for the Child). The Haggadah was illustrated by Hanan Fischer and published in Tel Aviv circa 1960 by Fisher. Gift of the Jesselson Family. Animation provided by Jack Roempke Andersson, Center for Jewish History intern, student at the University of Gothenburg, Sweden.

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15 W 16th Street
New York, NY
10011

Opening Hours

Monday	9:30am - 8pm
Tuesday	9:30am - 5pm
Wednesday	9:30am - 8pm
Thursday	9:30am - 5pm
Friday	9:30am - 3pm
Sunday	11am - 5pm

Telephone

+12122948330

Website

http://www.yumuseum.org/

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