Volume 6, (2013)
The Arts and the Holocaust
Edited by Rainer Schulze
ISBN 978-1-909562-06-6
Volume 6 (2013) The Arts and the Holocaust
Edited by Rainer Schulze
ISBN 978-1-909562-06-6
Price: £10.00 (with CD); £9.00 (without CD)
This issue comes with 2 supplements:
- Full text of the play The Earthquake in Chile or The Prisoners of Stutthof by Felix Meyer-Christian,
freely adapted from Heinrich von Kleist;
- CD Songs For the Betrayed World. Holocaust Survivors' Poetry set to Music by The Life and Death Orchestra.
The text of the play is automatically included with the journal; for the CD we are asking for an extra £2 which will go to support the annual
Dora Love Prize.
Praise for this volume
"I was most impressed by the quality of the publication, the placement of my piece, the diversity of the other contributions
and the uniqueness of each contributor. I trust that you and your colleagues will receive the recognition you so rightly deserve for
this current edition as will as your ongoing efforts."
Marty J Kalb, Professor Emeritus of Fine Arts, Ohio Wesleyan University
Launch event
Volume 6 (2013) the Arts and the Holocaust was launched at a special event at the Latest Music Bar in Brighton on the 22 June 2014.
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Contents
Articles
Bill Smith (The Life and Death Orchestra, Brighton)
How to Portray the Holocaust in the Arts
Marty J Kalb (Ohio Wesleyan University, Delaware)
Art is Essential in the Memorialisation of the Holocaust
Robert Priseman (Wivenhoe, Essex)
Painting the Holocaust: Can there be Art after Auschwitz?
Fabian Freyenhagen (University of Essex)
Is Making Movies after Auschwitz ‘Barbaric’? Lanzmann’s Shoah as an Adornian Film
Kendall Merriam (Rockland, Maine)
At Rubinstein’s
Alissa Timoshkina (King’s College London)
Constructing (Alternative) Memories of the Holocaust: Footage of the Liberation of the Camps in Soviet Cinema
Antony Penrose (Lee Miller Archives, Chiddingly, East Sussex)
Lee Miller’s Indelible Images
Michaela Victoria Hoepffner (Hamburg)
Bergen-Belsen, April 1993
Danny M. Cohen (Northwestern University, Illinois)
Masks of Holocaust Memory
Phyllis Lassner (Northwestern University, Illinois)
Dark Spaces of Holocaust Memory: Second Generation German Narrative of Desire and Absence
Julia Blandfort (University of Regensburg)
Remnants of Auschwitz: Romani Narratives and the Aesthetics of the Holocaust
Angela Breidbach (Hochschule fur bildende Künste Hamburg)
‘House of Memory’: A Place of Shadows and Integration
Kendall Merriam (Rockland, Maine)
The Polish Jews
Laura Pomerantz (Mexico City and Los Angeles)
Shimon Attie: Projecting Past into Present
Kendall Merriam (Rockland, Maine)
The Holocaust for Roma and Sinti
Alon Lazar (Tel Aviv) and Tal Litvak Hirsch (Ben Gurion University of the Negev)
Schindler’s List and The Pianist: Two Holocaust Films in the Assessment of Online Film Reviewers
A Choreographic Archaeology of our Present Time: A Conversation with Felix Meyer-Christian,
Founder and Artistic Director of costa compagnie, Hamburg
Calendar Note
8-14 September 1936: Reichsparteitag der Ehre: Teaching Anti-Semitism Through Children’s Picture Books
Rainer Schulze (University of Essex)
Notice Board
Memorial to Nazi ‘Euthanasia’ Victims in Berlin / Memorial to the Homosexuals Persecuted under the National Socialist Regime
Rainer Schulze (University of Essex)
Notes on Contributors
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