The National Museum of Italian Judaism and the Shoah of Ferrara celebrates its reopening with a new exhibition, “Mazal Tov! The Jewish wedding”, curated by Sharon Reichel and Amedeo Spagnoletto and set up by the architect Giulia Gallerani, that was …
Yesterday, today, tomorrow: The Jewish marriage is nurtured by precepts and rites of the past, it is the emblem of continuity, it has its roots in the Bible; yet it coexists with a vibrant present, dialogues with the culture in …
Beginning with the establishment of the first ghetto in Venice in 1516, followed by that of Rome and other cities, the Jews had to measure themselves against this circumscribed and ambivalent place, which included them in the urban perimeter but …