KINDNESS This project started in 2008 by arts organisation arthur+martha, working alongside older Jewish people including holocaust survivors. Kindness marked Holocaust Memorial Day 2009 in the UK, exhibiting textworks by survivors on the electronic billboard at Manchester Piccadilly Railway Station and through BBC online and other outlets. The project reached an estimated audience of over 60, 000. |
kindness at Piccadilly animations LINK |
| The pieces address what it means to be both inside and outside a community, how it feels to make friends with a new culture, explore sense of belonging, displacement, impermanence, home and connection. We aim to promote understanding of and bear witness to the Holocaust. |
to view photos of Bring Light Towards You at Piccadilly, please follow LINK |
| my father came from the courts | said the law no longer exists | |||||||
| I spent the afternooniiiiiiiiii I remember | him putting a little ornament ashtray | |||||||
| I remember | three times in my suitcase |
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| along the platform groups of families | on the journey a playful time | Nazi's were |
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marching to the song |
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| if the Jewish blood... | much more waiting to say | I remember my parents waving | and |
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the sandwiches |
my mother had so carefully prepared |
waved in her hand | April | |||||
acrid spring in the air |
the tune Maotzur | the hatred in the air |
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HM Goldberg: a journey Berlin/England |
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