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cultural events in June 2010

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Embassy of Israel - Berlin

"Family Files" - Contemporary Photography and Video Art from Israel by Dafna Kaffeman
exhibition in Berlin

Israeli Short Films at IKFF in Hamburg
Germany premiere of "Srugim" in the "crank", Berlin

Contemporary poetry from Israel to the poetry festival berlin

"thinking sounds to Walter Benjamin: The concert is part of a composer exchange Israel-Germany
" Israel Plectrum Orchestra "at € festival zupfmusik in Detmold

Arkadi Zaide "Solo Colores" in Essen
"4Men, Alice, Bach and the Deer" by Yossi Berg and Oded Graf Bremen

"Memory and other animals" - Visual Theater in Tel Aviv in Berlin

Abissalle " Glick "by the Company in Erlangen Tadam

"Family Files" - Contemporary Photography and Video Art from Israel

From 9 June 2010 to 12th September 2010 at the Jewish Museum in Munich, the exhibition "Family Files" - Contemporary Photography and Video Art from Israel to see.

The exhibition features works by 16 artists and to 16 families and 16 alternative albums. The artists involved in the exhibition perpetuate family relationships by using photo series. Some reconstruct a family, some invent a family desires, memories, pain or pleasure. In his own words, the artist allows them the work of art-photo, a story about unterschiedliche, heilsame und ersehnte Familienbeziehungen zu kreieren. Jeder und jede von ihnen begibt sich auf eine private Reise und setzt sich auf neue Art mit der Idee des „Familienalbums“ auseinander. Die Künstler rühren an private, aufschlussreiche Orte. In einigen der Werke blicken die Figuren direkt in die Kamera und vermitteln so ein Gefühl von Aufrichtigkeit und Glaubwürdigkeit. Dieser Blick und die verletzende Entblößung, die damit einhergeht, kennzeichnen das Werk einer zeitgenössischen, kompromisslosen Generation israelischer Künstler.

(Foto: Boat © Oded Hirsch)

Der Ausgangspunkt der Ausstellung „Family Files“ ist die Wanderausstellung „The Family of Man "from 1955, the moments of weakness noted that all of us through experiences such as birth, childhood, old age and death as a community with a common link family album." The exhibition offers a different view of the "Family of Man", which, on the common experiences of a human community also more concentrated on the other and the personal.

Artist:
Itay Ziv, Vardi Kahana, Elinor Carucci, Galia Gur Zeev, Oded Hirsch, Boaz Tal, Tomer Kep, Felix Kris, Raed Bawayah, Noa Ben Nun Melamed, Tal Shochat, Nurit Yarden, Reli Avrahami, Roni Lahav, Erez Israeli, Noa Sadka
curated by Galia Gur Zeev, Ronit Eden


Jewish Museum Munich St.-Jakobs-Platz 16 80331 Munich

Tel: 089 / 233 96 096
http://www.juedisches-museum-muenchen.de/

opening times: Tuesday to Sunday ., 10.00 - 18.00 clock










Dafna Kaffeman exhibition in Berlin from 18

June to 30 July 2010, the gallery in Berlin Lorch and Seidel work of Israeli artist Dafna Kaffeman.

The exhibition, entitled "Mantis religiosa" two sets of ten and six assemblages are shown: The Series "Everlasting Red" is 2008 in cooperation originated with a group of women from the Norwegian island of Utsira. The series "Mantis religiosa" was 2010 in cooperation with six Israeli men.



As in the previous series "Persian Cyclamen" from 2006 Dafna Kaffeman combined, in their recent work with fragments of text-made glass objects. The text fragments were taken from the Israeli press and refers to reports of political events in Israel on a prevented suicide bombing in 2003 and the Second Lebanon War in 2006. The texts were transmitted by the artist in Hebrew or Arabic script as a sketch on handkerchiefs and then executed by Norwegian women and girls (the series "Everlasting Red") and Israeli men (series "Mantis religiosa) as embroidery. The men and women could make their own decisions for the embroideries such as the selection of colors, or addition of elements with. The Norwegian women, however, could not read Hebrew or Arabic, they knew the meaning of the words embroidered on them and were not guided in their decisions on the imagination and association. The Israeli men, however, who have all been in the army, had to embroidering with the provocative content of the text fragments deal and reacted with their additions rather commenting.

The glass objects show plant and insect motifs and were produced by the artist known as "light work" over the open flame. The arrangement of plants and insects on the embroidered cloths and strengthens the message of the lyrics. The combination of insects and plants play each other on their interrelationships.
The plant motifs by the artist according to aesthetic criteria, selected for their symbolic content and their cultural connotations. The selection of insect motifs was due to their appearance (bulls-optics of Adesmia Beetle), their social behavior (cannibalism the praying mantis) and their way of life (eg colony of ants).
The work of Dafna Kaffeman impressed first of all because of their aesthetic composition and the highly skilled artistic craftsmanship of glass objects. Through the use of Hebrew and Arabic script, the viewer is usually required to leave the superficial level and to read the translations provided to establish the relationship with the insects and plant motifs. Through the participation of outsiders receive the work of Dafna Kaffeman an additional level of interrogative, documentary character.
With the change of picturesque appearance, hidden symbolism and exotic Scripture refers Dafna Kaffeman to the gap between the visible and hidden, between the superficial and profound. A gap that is characteristic in the eyes of the artist for the complex conditions of life in Israeli society. Dafna's coffee, work is understood as a call to focus attention not only to the beautiful and pleasant, but to question the political process and see the causes of violence in the face.

Kaffeman Dafna was born in 1972 in Jerusalem Institute, where he studied at the Bezalel Academy of Art and Design as well as in Amsterdam at the Gerrit Rietveld Academy and the Sandberg. She lives in Tel Aviv and is a senior lecturer at the Department of Glass studies at the Bezalel Academy of Art and Design in Jerusalem.

exhibition "Mantis religiosa" by Dafna Kaffeman of 18 June to 30 July 2010
opening in the presence of the artist on Friday, 18 June 2010, from 19.00 to 21.00 clock, Closing presentation with catalog on Friday 30 July 2010, from 19.00 to 21.00 clock

gallery Lorch + Seidel

Tucholsky Straße 38 D-10117 Berlin-Mitte
Tel: 030 / 97 89 39 35
E-mail: info@lorch-seidel.de
http:/ / www.lorch-seidel.de/

opening times: Tuesday to Friday
, 13.00 - 19.00 clock
Saturday, 12.00 - 18.00 clock















Israeli Short Films at IKFF in Hamburg

From 1 to 7 June 2010, instead of the International Short Film Festival in Hamburg. The program includes two contributions from Israel:

International Competition:

"Diploma" - short film by Yaelle Kayam
Thursday 3 June 2010, 17.30 clock in a zeise
Saturday 5 June 2010, 19.45 clock in the Metropolis

Hebron. The 15-year-old Samir Ayat accompanied his older sister to pick up their diploma certificate from the Palestinian university. On their way they try to settlers, the army and die neugierigen ausländischen Reporter zu meiden.

Erstaufführung in Cannes Mai 2009, Preise: Third Prize, Cinefondation, Cannes Film Festival, France 2009. Special Mention (Wolgin Award): The Jerusalem International Film Festival, Israel, 2009. Cine Cinecourts Award (CINECINEMA): The International Festival of Mediterranean Film, Montpellier, France, 2009. The LUGGI WALDLEITNER AWARD for Best Screenplay, Munich International Student Film Festival, Germany. PRIX INTERCULTUREL For Best Film Fostering Intercultural Dialog, Munich International Student Film Festival, Germany. Best Student Film: Tiburon International Film Festival, California, USA, 2010.


NoBudget Wettbewerb:

„In Between "- by Tamar Experiemntalfilm Shippony
Wednesday 2 June 2010,19.45 Clock in the B-Movie
Friday, 4 June 2010, 21.45 clock in the Candlemas

The film reports on the precarious balance between man and creation.

premiere at the Jerusalem Film Festival, Israel, 2009. Prices: Jerusalem Film Festival - Experimental Cinema 1st prize award.

(Photo: In Between) has

The IKFF Hamburg has its roots in the independent filmmaker. In 1985 it took place under the programmatic title NoBudget place for the first time before 1994 it received its present name. Today, the Hamburg IKFF the world's most important and successful Short Film Festival for industry and public.

International Short Film Festival Hamburg
c / o Short Film Agency Hamburg eV
peace Allee 7 22765 Hamburg

Tel: 040 3910 6323
http://www.festival.shortfilm.com/








Germany premiere of "Srugim" in the "crank", Berlin

On Sunday, 20 June 2010 at 11.00 clock in the Berlin film "Crank" is the first in Germany to see the first three episodes of "Srugim.

"Srugim" is another example of exceptional, well-produced television in Israel and was equally in both secular and religious Jews in Israel a huge hit. Located in modern Jerusalem today, presents "Srugim" a wise and witty portrait of the world of religious Jewish Singles at the 30th The intelligent men and women of the series trying to bring the observance of religious rules and the expectations of their parents who want to know they married soon after their needs heat and Community. Apart from the Jewish community, says "Srugim" with compelling conviction all those who struggle, love, and to find himself.

"Srugim" was the winner of the "Israeli TV Academy Awards in 2009 and won the prize for best series and best screenplay. The actress Yael Sharoni received for their game in the series the award for best actress of the year.

Sunday 20 June 2010, 11:00 clock
"Srugim," written and directed by Eliezer Shapiro

movie "The Crank"
Giesebrechtstr. 4

10629 Berlin Tel: 030 / 88 91 59 98











Contemporary poetry from Israel to the poetry festival berlin

The poetry festival berlin announced on 10 June 2010 contemporary poetry from Israel. Included are the sound poet Anat Pick, the singer / songwriter Rona Kenan and Chedwa Harechawi poet, Amir Or and Shimon ADAF.

poetry in Hebrew has a millennium-old tradition - but at the end of the 19th Century was renewed this language radically, and later her poetry. The poetry festival berlin shows on 10 June 2010 in the Academy of the Arts five different poetic ways to deal with this contemporary poet of Israel, both old and young language.

Anat Pick works at the borders of language and poetic texts used as material for her performances. It uses the phonetics of both Western and Eastern languages for their very body-related performances. Amir Or experimented in his poetry with dialects of Hebrew. He refers repeatedly to the tradition, both Jewish prayer books and on Greek myths. Influences and styles of pop culture works as expected, the poet, songwriter and rock musician Shimon ADAF. For their visionary, almost obsessive works is not enough for Chedwa Harechawi the language. In addition to her work as a poet she is also a painter. Other ways is the young singer-songwriter Rona Kenan. She has taken up the poems of Leah Goldberg, Yona Wallach and others and they set to music. It sets the evening with a concert.

(Photo: Rona Kenan)

The poetry festival berlin held from 4 to 12 June 2010. This year's focus is on the Mediterranean.

Thursday 10 June 2010

Clock 18:30
"Poetry Talk: Writing in Israel" - By: Amir Or and Shimon ADAF, Moderation: Katharina Hacker (writer, Berlin)

22.00 clock
"Poetic zone Israel" - By: Shimon ADAF, Chedwa Harechawi , Amir Or, and Anat Pick
In Concert: Rona Kenan and Eran Weits, Moderation: Katharina Hacker (writer, Berlin)

Academy of Arts
Hanseatenweg 10
10557 Berlin

information:
Literaturwerkstatt Berlin
Tel: 030 / 48 52 45 25
www.literaturwerkstatt.org









"thinking sounds to Walter Benjamin: The concert is part of a composer Israel-Germany exchange

Under the motto" thinking sounds to Walter Benjamin "on Thursday, 24 June 2010, held at 20.00 clock in the Academy of Arts in Berlin, a concert Klangnetz in exchange of a composer Israel-Germany. In addition, a symposium and a workshop will be offered. To bring

an Israeli and German public, some younger voices to the little known contemporary music of the other country close to organizing the Berlin composer Association Klangnetz e. V. an exchange project between Israeli and Berlin composer, which will take place with concerts and public workshops in Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, Frankfurt am Main and Berlin. This form of German-Jewish philosopher Walter Benjamin and his memoirs "Berlin Childhood around one hundred" the common reference point of all the works, which is also the international symposium dedicated "sound and music in the work of Walter Benjamin's", held in the framework of the Berlin concert. The significance of acoustic characters and musical themes is in contrast to the central role of language and thought in pictures Walter Benjamin's writings so far received little attention. The symposium is dedicated to the musical next and acoustic elements in Benjamin's thinking is also the suggestions received by the contemporary music through his work and his person. This includes lectures and discussions with the participating composers.

concert on 24 June 2010, 20.00 clock

Academy of Arts

Pariser Platz 4 10117 Berlin (Mitte)
Tel: 030 / 200 571 000

ensemble works by Amit Gilutz, wood Erez, Yoav Pasovsky, Perelmuter Hever, Gilad Rabinovitch, Sarah Nemtsov, Tom Rojo Poller, Asmus Trautsch and Peng Yin.

Ensemble Adapter
Gunnhildur Einarsdóttir, harp
Matthias Engler, drums
Kristjana Helgadóttir, flute
Emmanuelle Bernard, Viola
Marc Tritschler, piano
Ingólfur Vilhjálmsson, clarinet

Symposium: sound and music in the work of Walter Benjamin - Benjamin of the music, organized by the Center for Literary and Cultural Research and Klangnetz in cooperation with the Academy of the Arts on 24. June 2010, 14:30 clock, to 26 June 2010, 17.00 clock.

Academy of Arts

Pariser Platz 4 10117 Berlin (Mitte)

Public workshops with the participating composers and musicians on 22, 23 and 24 June 2010

University of the Arts
Federal
1-12 10719 Berlin

http://www.klangnetz.org/
http://www.zfl.gmz-berlin.de/
http://www.adk.de/
http://www.ensemble-adapter.de/












"Israel Plectrum Orchestra" at the festival € zupfmusik in Detmold

On Thursday, 3 June 2010 occurs, the "Israeli Plectrum Orchestra" at the festival zupfmusik € 2010 in Bruchsal. The festival takes place from 3 to 6 June 2010 and is organized for the sixth time by the Association of German Zupfmusiker (BDZ).



The "Israel Plectrum Orchestra" was 34 years ago established. The initiator was a composer and conductor Bejamin Bielski, who regarded the project initially as an educational measure. Bielski was later honored for his services by the Israeli president. The orchestra has since traveled for concerts and radio and television appearances all over the world and in London's Queen Elizabeth Hall, equally at home at the official residence of Israeli Staatspäsidenten in Jerusalem or in the concert hall in Tel Aviv. The current conductor is Motti Shmitt, lecturer at the Jerusalem Academy of Music and Dance.

The Federation of German Zupfmusiker eV is the competent professional association for the music on mandolin, guitar and other related plucked instruments in Germany. All four years of BDZ organized a large-scale music festival. While priorities vary from time to time, it remains a goal to show in principle the current state of Zupfmusikszene and provide a platform for national and international exchange. The festival will help the world through its network character of the development of this genre. The BDZ claims to the interests of the amateur and the professional musician to reflect and to perceive. This requirement is reflected in the present concerts and events at the festival zupfmusik € 2010, both the width and the top of the international Zupfmusik.

"Israel Plectrum Orchestra"
Thursday 3rd June 2010, 10:00 clock

Civic Center Grand Hall
Am Alten Schloss 22 76646 Bruchsal

Tel: 07251 / 505 940
http://www.bdz-online.de/









Arkadi Zaide "Solo Colores" in Essen

On Saturday, 5 June 2010, 20.00 clock is awarded the Kurt Jooss Prize 2010. This price is for the 4th Time by the Foundation and Anna Hermann Markard and the city of Essen awarded. Nominated are works by three choreographers including Arkady Zaide from Israel with "Solo Colores."

The choreography takes place in a white room, which apparently lifeless requires no additional color accents. Surrounded by metal plant sculptures the artist Isabel Cruallas human right is a field. In an attempt to relive past experiences again, it seems as if he removes the temporal layers and reveals his inner world of the viewers.
The choreography of Arkadi Zaide was born from the need to create a special dialogue between the participating artists converge to give them room to meet in the strength of two different artistic disciplines and skills. The piece invites the viewer to explore the artwork in the process of creation with: the inner strength and emotional resources that an artist needs, in order to create his art, the highly stressful and demanding process that is nearing completion of a piece, as well as the desire of the artist to present his artistic work may be related.

(Photo © Itay Weiser)

The visual artist Isabel Cruallas created in painstaking work fine delicate, fragile plant-like sculptures made of metal. Thematically, the sculptures reflect the complex loading and reworking of the material selected against by the artist: The physically strenuous process of creation that comes from interacting with the hard metal results in a result that is a surprisingly gentle and fine quality stresses. Iris Erez is a dancer and choreographer. It is of enormous physical embossed dance expression, based on the intensive examination of the inner emotional world and its transmission in motion.

choreographed and directed by Arkady Zaide; Dramaturgy: Itay Weiser, set design: Isabel Cruallas, dancing and artistic collaboration: Iris Erez; Music: Karni Postel, Prince; Costume: Arah Braun

A native of White Russian Arkady Zaide is a choreographer, performer and lecturer. immigrated to Israel in 1990, he now lives and works freelance in Tel Aviv. About
performances in Israel beyond his plays toured both in Europe and the Asian Room, including countries such as Switzerland, Italy, Germany, Romania, Poland, China, Japan and Taiwan. Arkadi Zaide was engaged as a dancer including at the renowned Batsheva Dance Company and dance companies Yasmeen Godder Dance Group and regularly gives workshops and master classes for professional dancers and amateurs.

2001 on the occasion of the 100th Birthday of Kurt Jooss an award for young choreographers created. The prize is endowed with 6,000 euros and is awarded every three years. The Kurt Jooss Prize 2010 is the special memory of Pina Bausch dedicated. She was a member of the first jury in 2001.

Saturday 5 June 2010, 20.00 clock
Venue:
PACT Zollverein / Choreographic Centre NRW
Bullmannaue
20a 45327 Essen
www.pact-zollverein.de










"4Men, Alice, Bach and the Deer" by Yossi Berg and Oded Graf in Bremen

As part of the North German Dance Festival - Dance Plan Bremen "Xtra-free" indicates Festival and Forum for Free Contemporary Dance Projects, on Saturday, 19 June 2010, at 20.00 clock performance "4Men, Alice, Bach and the Deer" by Yossi Berg and Oded Graf

bears strong, highly intelligent, ultra-potent, perfectly built and winning every trial of strength: So they were, the heroes, as they were in. And what is "masculine" today? With jet-black humor, four dancers embark on a quest for the ultimate man - and dare to doubt its existence. As a random community in a place everywhere and nowhere advised the men to each other in different conditions against each other, one another, each other and to the "femininity". To include music by JS Bach shattered megalomania to peer pressure, deal with archaic poetic reflections erotic wrestling enlightened gender concepts with men fantasies: Alice is spending the night with them? In its plan Dresden produced by dance piece combining the two choreographers Dance, text and voice to a virtuoso performance, the old and new stereotypes relentlessly exposed. The piece wowed the audience and was received by the critics with great enthusiasm.

connects Since 2005, the two choreographers Yossi Berg and Oded Graf intensive cooperation, which led to international success, awards and commissions for major festivals and ensembles. 2008 was the artist "artist in residence" of the "Movement Research Program" in New York and in the Artist Village in Taipei. 2009/10 invited alongside dance plan also Dansescenen Dresden, Copenhagen, one of the choreographers to create new works.

Yossi Berg danced Others at DV8 Physical Theatre in London, the Batsheva Dance Company under choreographers such as Ohad Naharin, Jiri Kylian and Angelin Preljocaj, and in the Yasmeen Godder Company. His own choreographic works include include work for Batsheva Dance Company, and other ensembles and festivals in Israel, Saarbrücken Donlon Dance Company, Dance Theater Osnabrück, Introdans (Netherlands), Aura Dance Company (Lithuania), Polish Dance Theatre and Belgrade Drama Theatre. Berg teaches at numerous international dance centers worldwide tours and his plays. In Israel, he was honored as "outstanding choreographer and best solo artist performer". He won first prize at the International Competition for Choreography "in Hannover, the International Serge Diaghilev Competition of Choreography Art" and the "International Choreography Contest Burgos - New York" in Burgos, Spain.

Oded Graf was hired as a dancer including in the Kibbutz Dance Company and the Noa Dar Dance Company in Israel and worked in several international projects. His own choreography was the "Dansolution Competition in Copenhagen and at the International Choreography Contest Burgos - New York" award in Burgos, Spain, and in 2006 with first prizes of the Israeli-American Cultural Foundation. He created works for the festival curtain-up and Intimadance in Tel Aviv, the Israel Festival in Jerusalem and the Short Stories Festival in Copenhagen and include the Aura Dance Company (Lithuania) and Donlon Dance Company Saarbrücken. Graf's choreographies have been presented worldwide. As a lecturer in contemporary dance and improvisation, he worked in Europe and Israel.

Saturday 19 June 2010, 20.00 clock
"4Men, Alice, Bach and the Deer" by Yossi Berg and Oded Graf

Choreography: Yossi Berg and Oded Graf, Dance: Hillel Kogan, Irad Mazliah, Oded Graf, Yossi Berg, music: JS Bach , Paul Kalkbrenner, Tarragano, 3Suns, dramaturgical support: Carmen Mehnert; Text: Sergiu Matis, costumes, stage, projection: Oded Graf, Yossi Berg Production: Dance Plan Dresden

Art and Artists' House Schwankhalle
Buntentorsteinweg
112 28201 Bremen
Tel: 0421 / 700 141
http://www.schwankhalle.de/

yossiberg www.myspace.com /
www.youtube.com / user / butbergitellyou











"Memory and other animals" - Visual Theater in Tel Aviv in Berlin

On Friday 11 and Saturday, 12 June 2010 shows that the Berlin show booth with memory and other animals' visual theater without words for young people and adults by and with Amit Drori and Gai Sherf.

animals have a memory? In "Memory and other animals' young theater makers from Israel to go to the bottom of the matter. They were inspired by music and noise for their game and created landscapes, digital nature, mechanical animals, a circus of sounds and symbols: a creative universe of experimental music, visual arts and non-verbal object theater - a theater of the unusual things. Following the performances, the artists invite you to talk with the audience.
Produced by and with Amit Drori and Gai Sherf (Tel Aviv / Israel), curator: Mali Haustrate-Ohana.

Friday 11 and Saturday 12 June 2010, each clock 20.00

Schaubude
Berlin theater, puppets, figures, objects
Greifswalder Str 81-84 10405 Berlin

Tel: 030 / 4234314
http://www.schaubude-berlin.de/













"Abissalle Glick" by the Company in Erlangen Tadam

Under the direction of Tadam Company from Israel will be developed over a period of one year, a performance-production, including Erlanger students. For the organizational implementation of the arena production of Erlangen is responsible.

The Arena co-production in 2010 with the Company Tadam will stretch in a five-hour dance installation a cultural bridge between Erlangen and Tel Aviv. With a total of 16 actors is "Abissalle Glick," as one of the largest co-production of the arena's history, the traces of remembered change, fragments of past stories and over withdrawing life. The installation is accompanied by an experimental live soundtrack by James Alaska and Tristan Shorr.
The future has a reverse side. Somewhere there are, say, a lot of older people in their memories and lingering rocking chairs - some even smoke pipe, it is called - which really only wait. Those who still prefer the pen of the keyboard or the conversation the virtual chat, every day a little more history. But there are stories, and maybe they can tell. Maybe that's all that's left of decades of experiences and contradictions: a few stories, anecdotes, on and on polished, on the edge of triviality. So many times in the head repeatedly until all edges are gone. We will need imagination to imagine what lies beneath.

(Photo: Noa Zamir)

realized For the past 19 years arena with a group of artists from last year's festival, the co-production arena. Under the active involvement of Erlanger students over a period of one year, a completely new production developed, which celebrates its premiere at the next festival. The realization lies mostly in the hands of the artist, while Arena acting as producer and responsible for the organizational implementation of the production records.
The participating students are given the opportunity to operate in cross-country project work on a professional level, but find the artists a platform for international exchange and implement without any connection to the institutional theater operating a project.
Director & Choreography: Noa Zamir (IL); Performance: Gez Ofir (IL), Sebastian Häupler (D), Leslie-Henfrey Smith (UK), Davidi Hoffman (IL), Andreas Kohl Maier (D), Jutta grains (D), Yasmin redhead (IL), Tessa Theisen (D), Anne-Gaëlle Thiriot (F), Michael "Easy" Wieserner (D); Soundtrack: Tristan Shorr (UK), James Alaska (UK)

"Abissalle Glick"
premiere on 17 June 2010, 15.00 Clock - 20.00 clock
Premiere Party from 21.30 clock, Location nn

Further performances on 19 June 2010, 13:00 clock - 18.00 clock, and on 20 June 2010, 12:00 clock - 17.00 clock bells

Lichtspiele
input Glockenstraße
Hauptstr. 46 91054 Erlangen

Tel: 09131 / 852 39 22
www.arena-festival.de

Talk Art:
18th June 2010, 11:30 clock
Markgrafentheater,
former smoking lounge










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Friday, May 28, 2010

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the everyday 'incidents':
Wednesday, 26/05/2010:
- delivered 218 truckloads of humanitarian goods (5629 t), to 173.405l fuel were in the Gaza Strip.
- Shortly before midnight, two mortar shells smashed into the Eshkol region. There was no damage determined.

Thursday, 05/27/2010:
- A rocket from northern Gaza struck a south of Ashkelon, there has been no damage.
- from the Gaza Strip fired a mortar shell did not come to Israel.
- Soldiers arrested in Judea and Samaria 2 suspicion of terrorist activities sought Arabs.
- south of Tulkarm, soldiers found during an inspection in an Arab car 2 guns and 6 balls.
- In Beitar Illit, an Israeli Arab stone-throwing damaged vehicle.
- When Migdal Oz damaged stone-throwing Arabs, an Israeli vehicle and soldiers are searching the area.
- If a security check at e Enav was displayed at an Arab a large knife.
- At Bet Hagay damaged stone-throwing Arabs, an Israeli vehicle and soldiers are searching the area.
- An Arab who is suspected of the security fence in Bilin thrown stones to have been arrested.
- At Bat Ayin Arabs threw two firebombs at an Israeli vehicle and soldiers are searching the area.
- A resident of Kfar Kassem was arrested after the search of his house, several weapons, police caps and thousands of bullets ammunition were found.
- In the region Shaar HaNegev was heard a loud bang, and it is suspected that a rocket struck.
- The Gaza by Israeli Arabs claim Firing of artillery at Nahal Oz were seven people were injured
- west of Nablus, settlers threw stones at an Arab vehicle; soldiers search for the perpetrators.

In the week of 16-22. May 2010 were 523 truckloads of humanitarian goods (13.517t) plus 938.127l diesel fuel supplied to the Gaza Strip.
left the same period, 281 patients and accompanying persons the Gaza Strip to medical treatment in Israel.
158 employees of international organizations arrived in the Gaza Strip.

In April 2010 a total of 2405 truckloads (58.367t) humanitarian goods and 5.278.798l diesel fuel were delivered to the Gaza Strip.

Thursday, May 27, 2010

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news from Israel, the Jews in Budapest. Past and present

Dear Members and Friends The Forum of Jewish history and culture,

to our next event next Tuesday, we invite you:


Tuesday 1 June 2010, 20.00
clock lecture by Jörg Ahrens, Budapest:
The Jews in Budapest. Past and present
Jörg Ahrens studied international management, then worked in international companies as a manager. He then studied Judaism. He was awarded the Rabbi Chaim-Kossowsky Award for special academic achievements and is currently working on a project to study the Jewish rural communities in Bavaria and Baden-Wuerttemberg.
Location: Literature House (1st floor)
Luitpold Straße 6 - 90402 Nuremberg

About your strong attendance, we would be pleased.
Sincerely
Forum for Jewish History and Culture

Tuesday, May 11, 2010

Fotografie Lorna Morgan

Ensemble Ranot "

The Israeli ensemble "Ranot" goes in July by a concert tour of Germany. It was founded 19 years ago in Eilat-Eilot in the Negev desert of Gideon Efrati.

The name "Ranot" derives from the Hebrew "Lerone" (sing) from. A total of 28 singers, including young people singing, with long-standing, well-trained singers. This gives you the opportunity to only the great cultural centers develop at the highest artistic level further. The repertoire includes classic

Compositions, Jewish liturgical music, church music, madrigals and songs of all Jewish traditions in an authentic working age fragments. There are also gospel music and compositions by Gideon Efrati. The songs are in Hebrew, Yiddish, Yemenite, Ladino, English, German, Italian, sung in French, Arabic and Latin - they reflect the origin of the singers. The concerts are

characterized by authenticity, humor, compassion and deep connection to the roots of origin accompanied by tolerance and openness towards all people. They should contribute to understanding between peoples and religions.

concert dates

3. July, 20 clock: 17489 Greifswald, Dom St. Nikolai
4th July, 20 clock: 12101 Berlin Tempelhof, St. Paul's Church
6th July, 19.30 Clock: 96317 Kronach, Christ Church
7th July, 20 clock: 97762 Hammelburg, old Franciscan
8th July, 19.30 Clock: 97318 Kitzingen, Old Synagogue
10th July, 18 clock: 97070 Würzburg, St. Stefan
11th July, 18.30 Clock: 91541 Rothenburg ob der Tauber, Franciscan Church
13th July, 20 clock: 86470 Thannhausen, Christ Church
14th July, 20 clock: 80798 München-Schwabing West, St. Joseph, Joseph Platz



Ranot Ensemble was founded more than 15 years ago by the cultural and community center Hevel Eilot life in southern Israel called. Conductor, composer, conductor, pianist, organist and singer Gideon Efrati. Ranot consists of 28 singers from the various localities inside the area.
Ranot has a wide-ranging repertoire, from classical music - especially choral music - up to contemporary music including gospel and jazz, as well as originals by the conductor. The emphasis is on old and new Jewish songs sung in original languages: Hebrew, Yiddish, Yemenite, Ladino and Buccarisch. The old songs are to be preserved and brought back in authenticity and artistic processing.
The program's motto is 'Desert Wind' and would like to achieve this diversity in music and performance.

Monday, May 10, 2010

What Do You Write In A Community Service Letter

lecture in the series" eyewitness "report of concentration camp survivors

Dear friends,

Forum for Jewish History and Culture invites you cordially to the next event:


Wednesday 12 May, 20.00 clock
Location: Literature House (1st floor), Luitpold Strasse 6, Nuremberg
(across from Burger King on King Street in Old Town of Nuremberg)


lecture in the series "witnesses"

report of concentration camp survivors
Abba Naor
from Israel:

"Mentally I'm still in a concentration camp"


Abba Naor survived the concentration camps Kaunas, Stutthof and Dachau. In the last days of April 1945, he was on the death marches sent from the camp at Dachau, on 2 May he liberate U.S. troops in Waakirchen.



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Sunday, May 9, 2010

Clothes Changing Scene Mera Naam Joker

home sweet home

Soo, after I now the whole last week in Munich was to train, I found time and again how damn beautiful it's own Home is :-)))
Training ansich and the people were indeed great, but the hotel room was not the hammer (read: sterile, old dirty carpet, hair in the tub, very old-IKEA shower curtain (baaaaah!). .).
We were in every night of the Munich City for shopping, sightseeing, chilling, or otherwise. The hotel was so far outside that is, far and wide that it was only office building .. wuuaaah-_-
All in all it was really quite exhausting every day from 9:00 am - Fill to 17.30 clock his own store and fill and fill (and with the issue of wage and salary bills: the tax and social insurance legal side). At least I know now that I will not be an accountant,-p)
After a few days I've really missed my whole environment here just yet!
But now everything is palletized.
Well except for the fact that I've found on the return flight that I had forgotten my house keys in the hotel-_-Included in the Safe! Super Tina .. I think my plane neighbor wanted to get me an oxygen tent when I noticed that on the plane and I almost burst with fear! Finally, Daniel was not at home, coming back only today evening aus'm break.
Luckily our landlord had a spare key but I've lent me and my real tomorrow will be insured under Sent home. Puuuh .. something really happened to me before.
Friday night I was flat.
saturday I was shopping with my mom. Wanted to have a dress for the wedding of Thesa and Martin next week, but have found some way (other than tens of T-shirts ^ ^ at P & C) not pretty. Since I have allowed myself for tomorrow a Gleitzeittag, I'll go to the hairdresser visit which I strive, just continue in the city :-) Isa
Last night was here then and we have seen others Zweiohrküken. Must say that I liked a lot better than Keinohrhasen! Although the film had to do time for nothing with the title ;-) Well .. reflected in any case 100% reality again.
Today was tomorrow, I will congratulate with my mom her Mother's Day, dananch jogging with Julia, then sun, then select (election NRW -! My first was indeed reported since ancient times in Hessen ^ ^) and now I'll clear here bit on, because Daniel comes straight home :-))) Hach what I'm looking forward it! A week Cuddle deprivation may have long condemned his .......
And at 22.30 clock I drive to the airport my dad with his double-headed colleagues from the short trip to pick up .. Stress stress for stress. But a nice stress ^ ^ Woe this ash cloud passes back towards the European mainland! Thus, a cloud of evil naughty .. The money for the failed Paris flights I'll probably get replaced. But Expedia has written to me that the procedure or the test may take up to three months-_-Well, I consider it simply regard as a kind of summer pocket money ^ ^

Sunday, May 2, 2010

Insignia 7 Dual Screen Portable Dvd Player.

memories of surviving Nuremberg Jews to deportation from their home town

Dear Members and Friends of the Forum of Jewish history and culture,

to our next event on
Wednesday 5 May 2010, at 20.00 clock
we invite you to attend.
Dr. Alexander Schmidt, Documentation Center Nazi Party Rally Grounds, speaks on the subject:
memories of surviving Nuremberg Jews to deportation from their home town

Alexander Schmidt is a historian and has written numerous publications on the history and culture of Jews in Franconia in the 19th / 20. Century submitted. After working on the memorial Flossenbürg he is now a researcher at the Documentation Center Nazi Party Rally Grounds.

The event takes place at the Literature House (1st floor), Luitpold Strasse, 90402 Nürnberg

would zahrleiches About your show, we look forward to.

Sincerely
forum for Jewish History and Kukltur eV