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This lecture uncovers the hidden world of mineral crystals, exploring how they grow, why they take on such diverse forms, and how they contribute to the products, technologies, and resources we rely on every day.
Visit the Koffler Gallery in its extended opening hours, and listen to traditional klezmer music until midnight.
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Visit the Koffler Gallery in its extended opening hours from September 23rd 7pm to September 24th 7am. Martin van de Ven (clarinet) and Anne Lederman (violin) perform traditional klezmer music until midnight.
The Synagogue at Babyn Yar: Turning the Nightmare of Evil into a Shared Dream of Good
Robert Jan van Pelt, Manuel Herz, Edward Burtynsky, Maxim Dondyuk, Iwan Baan, Douglas Birkenshaw
This exhibition links three moments of global resonance — the Holocaust’s first large-scale massacre, the creation of a jewel-like wooden synagogue, and Russia’s war against Ukraine.
This world premiere exhibition focuses on the massacre of 33,771 Jewish people on September 29 and 30, 1941 in Kyiv, Ukraine and how a synagogue was built and dedicated 80 years later adjacent to the site of the massacre, serving as both a memorial for the lives lost and a sanctified space for future generations.
In partnership with Nuit Blanche and the City of Toronto.
Presented by:
A Kultura Collective Member
In Partnership with:
Nuit Blanche and the City of Toronto
Start Date: September 23, 2023
Closing Date: September 24, 2023
September 23 at 7pm to September 24 at 7am
Downtown Toronto
180 Shaw St, Toronto
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Free
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