Disappeared neighbours or In the footsteps of the Jewish inhabitants of Židlochovice Sunday 15 June from 2 pmŽidlochovice, meeting in front of the book booth on the lower side of the square Disappeared...
Moravian Jewish Museum
During the summer
During the holidays in July and August we are closed to the public.
From September we are preparing a new exhibition and a lot of
lectures! So have a great summer and see you soon!
OPENING HOURS
Mon: 14.00-18.00
Tue: 9.00-13.00
Wed: 14.00-18.00
Thu: 14.00-18.00
Sun: 9.00-13.00
We are closed on public holidays.
Admission fee voluntary
Get to know Little Mehrin
- We are a cultural-educational memory institution in Brno at Vídeňská 14, which
is run by the Mehrin Foundation. - We organize interesting exhibitions, meetings and discussions with people who have something to say about Judaism and Jewish Moravia.
- The exhibition space of 200 square meters on two floors has undergone a major reconstruction according to the beautiful design of the architectural studio Kamkab!net by Radim Horák.
- We offer excellent kosher wine from the winery for refreshment at events in Malý Mehrin
Hafner from Mönchhof in Lower Austria. - We started operations on 1 March 2023
Current exhibition
Voices
Exhibition extended until 19 March 2026
An audiovisual exhibition of letters from the Holocaust. Come and get acquainted with
voices that represent five Moravian stories using AI technology.
The results of her processing of contemporary sources are complemented by historical
context of each story and interviews with descendants of the letter writers. In addition to
audio-visual elements, original letters and drawings will also be on display.
A separate part of the exhibition consists of František Floder's commentary on the limits of
of working with AI technologies in this exhibition. The letters and stories are selected
to represent lesser-known facts of the Holocaust. Voices
are not only a historical project, but also a bridge between the past and
today, helping to understand the effects of the Holocaust on contemporary
society. The author of the exhibition is historian Táňa Klementová.
Events and programme
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Daniela Grollová-Spenser: Disparate Times, Disparate Lives Wednesday, June 11 at 6 p.m. Historian Daniela Grollová-Spenser, who lives in Mexico but comes...
Stories of Jewish Owners of Art Collections and the Search for Their Confiscated Property Wednesday, June 4 at 6 p.m. The lecture will include the stories of three...
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