
REMEMBERING THE HOLOCAUST IN BERLIN
by Kenan Malik
The museum seeks to engage visitors without sentimentality and ready-made answers by creating spaces of encounter, memory and hope. So said architect Daniel Libeskind about his design for the Jewish Museum in Berlin. It’s a remarkable place, moving and haunting in a way I’ve never known a museum to be, succeeding in giving form to Libeskind’s vision. It does so not through its exhibits, though there are some, and very moving ones, but through its use of space and form […]
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