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Holocaust Memory in Art & Architecture. IMAGING THE UNIMAGINABLE. Neville Dubow

Holocaust Memory in Art & Architecture. IMAGING THE UNIMAGINABLE. Neville Dubow

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Imaging the unimaginable: Holocaust memory in art & architecture, by Neville Dubow

Isaac and Jessie Kaplan Centre for Jewish Studies & Research, University of Cape Town, 2001

Soft cover. A4 size. 109 pages. Good condition.  Slight handling marks on cover.

CONTENT:

A resonator of memory: the art and architecture of the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum (USHMM)

Unimaginable imagery: some counters to Adorno: Mauri's Ebrea and Spiegelman's Maus

Jewish Berlin and the struggle of memory: metropolis revisited

The Berlin Holocaust memorial controversy

Memory and void: Libeskind's Berlin Jewish Museum