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SUMMARY:Material Witness Holocaust Exhibit
DESCRIPTION:Through Nancy Marks’ art and poetry\, Material Witness confronts the chilling parallels between her mother’s hiding in France in the 1940s and the realities faced by immigrants today. The echoes between the 1940s and our contemporary world are undeniable and demand witness. This mixed-media installation\, which premiered in Boston in 2025\, features twenty-five drypoint prints and original poems. The images invite viewers to see them through a dual lens: ‘then’ and ‘now.’ What befell Jews\, Roma\, leftists\, and so many others targeted in that era resonates starkly with the experiences of immigrants navigating hostile systems and rhetoric today. Material Witness presents interwoven histories\, holding the pain of the past alongside the urgencies of the present. \nAbout Nancy Marks\nNancy Marks is a Boston-based artist and social justice advocate who uses her practice to address critical societal issues. She is the co-founder of The Opioid Project: Changing Perceptions Through Art and Storytelling\, an initiative dedicated to raising awareness and combating the stigma surrounding the opioid crisis. In 2024\, her work was recognized with a First-Place award from the National Organization for Arts in Health (NOAH) for Arts Advancing Social Justice. \nMarks’s current traveling exhibition\, Material Witness\, weaves together her mother’s experience as a Holocaust survivor with the contemporary struggles of immigrants. The project is also featured in the anthology America’s Slide Towards Authoritarianism (IHRAM Press). \nBeyond her advocacy work\, Marks explores the “aesthetic and social paradoxes” of the city through her Urban Abstraction series—an interest in the power of place rooted in her New York upbringing. Her Dialogue/Interpretation series further explores her connection to nature and the abstract emotional world\, reflecting an enduring respect for the human spirit’s capacity for profound healing.
URL:https://www.templeemanuel.com/event/material-witness-holocaust-exhibit/
LOCATION:Leventhal-Sidman Community Court\, 385 Ward Street\, Newton\, MA\, 02459\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community,Featured
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SUMMARY:Yom HaShoah Annual Commemoration
DESCRIPTION:Join us as we come together to remember the Holocaust as we ponder its meaning for us today. Together with our clergy and families of survivors\, we will observe this solemn evening through reflection\, prayer\, and music performed by our choir and members of our congregation. \nOur guest speaker will be Rachel Tesler\, daughter of our member Michael and director of the film\, The Last Holocaust Survivors: Never Again is Now\, of which a portion will be shown during the service. \nCongregants are invited to the Gann Chapel at 8:00pm for an extended viewing of the film and a Q&A session with Rachel. \nAbout The Speaker\nRachel Tesler is an award-winning writer and producer with 10+ years working in film and television. She has developed her craft as a multimedia storyteller producing the top news stories of the day and longform documentary series on topics ranging from crime to human interest. As an undergraduate at Boston University\, her screenplay Little Lost Puppy won the First Place Award in the Fleder-Rosenberg Screenwriting contest\, as part of the Redstone Film Festival. At Boston University\, she earned her Bachelor of Arts in International Relations and Bachelor of Science in Film and Television. Rachel has lived and worked in politics and media all over the world including Boston\, Washington\, D.C.\, Jerusalem\, London\, and New York City. In 2017\, she graduated from Columbia University with her Master of Arts in English Education. She published her first book UNBLOSSOMING\, a series of poetry in 2023. She started Tattletales Productions in 2024\, a boutique production house focused on documentary film and development. She lives in New York City.
URL:https://www.templeemanuel.com/event/yom-hashoah-annual-commemoration/
LOCATION:In Person – Temple Emanuel\, 385 Ward Street\, Newton\, MA\, 02459\, United States
CATEGORIES:Active Older Adults,Adult Education,Brotherhood,Community,Livestream,Sisterhood,Yom HaShoah
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