Our shared human history includes a violent and shameful component—that of deliberate attempts to eradicate specific populations due to differences of culture, religion, ethnicity, sexual orientation, gender expression, and race. Often motivated by those in power, collective trauma and tragedy are part of our past and present.
This exhibition will educate viewers about the perils of antisemitism, racism, homophobia, sexism, and inequity. Our challenge is to remember and learn from the history of The Holocaust and other global genocides and to amplify our shared humanity. Preserving our humanity is at the center of all diversity, equity, and inclusion work, invoking the core of our experiences.
Kaddish
Susan Avishai
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Size: 60 x 36 in (152 x 91 cm)
Do Not Look Away
Bobbi Baugh
DeLand, Florida, USA
Size: 54 x 86 in (137 x 218 cm)
A Cruel Twist of Fate
Julie S. Brandon
Williamson, New York, USA
Size: 67 x 52 in (170 x 132 cm)
Refugee
Betty Busby
Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA
Size: 62 x 72 in (157 x 183 cm)
Civilization
Anne Corbalan
Leipzig, Saxony, Germany
Size: 41 x 33 x 2 in (104 x 84 x 5 cm)
The Meaning of Hope
Phyllis Cullen
Ninole, Hawaii, USA
Size: 29 x 24 in (74 x 61 cm)
War Crime
Pat DaRif
Fort Wayne, Indiana, USA
Size: 30 x 19 in (76 x 48 cm)
The First Nazi Concentration Camp: Dachau 1933
Anne Daughtry
Eugene, Oregon, USA
Size: 40 x 50 in (102 x 127 cm)
They Found Us
Shelley DeHay-Turner
Oakville, Ontario, Canada
Size: 39 x 37 in (99 x 94 cm)
Any Time and Everywhere...Anne Frank's Universality
Heidi Drahota
Nürnberg, Bavaria, Germany
Size: 22 x 14 in (56 x 36 cm)
Croi briste (Heartbroken)
Judy Duggan-McCormack
Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
Size: 24 x 24 in (61 x 61 cm)
You Shall Tell Your Children
Joan Engel
Melbourne Beach, Florida, USA
Size: 30 x 33 in (76 x 84 cm)
Barbed Wire
Sarah Lykins Entsminger
Ashburn, Virginia, USA
Size: 36 x 56 in (91 x 142 cm)
Witness Trees
Deborah Fell
Urbana, Illinois, USA
Size: 39 x 43 in (99 x 109 cm)
Genocide at Horseshoe Bend
Cathy Fussell
Columbus, Georgia, USA
Size: 40 x 53 in (102 x 135 cm)
Fugitive Forest
Sandi Goldstein
El Cerrito, California, USA
Size: 36 x 46 in (91 x 117 cm)
Threadbare Sunrise
Rivka Hamdani
Ashdod, Israel
Size: 36 x 34 in (91 x 85 cm)
Alice
Maxine Hess
Woodstock, Georgia, USA
Size: 36 x 36 in (91 x 91 cm)
Never Again?
Allison James
Holmfirth, West Yorkshire, United Kingdom
Size: 38 x 31 in (97 x 79 cm)
This Land is My Land
Mattea Jurin
Zero Branco, Treviso, Italy
Size: 48 x 32 in (122 x 81 cm)
Escape Goat
Deborah Kades
Madison, Wisconsin, USA
Size: 28 x 12 in (71 x 30 cm)
A Shared Destiny
Patty Kennedy-Zafred
Murrysville, Pennsylvania, USA
Size: 60 x 80 in (152 x 203 cm)
Traditions Transposed
Karol Kusmaul
Inverness, Florida, USA
Size: 62 x 85 in (156 x 216 cm)
The Grieving Matriarch
Zwia Lipkin
Mountain View, California, USA
Size: 45 x 41 in (114 x 104 cm)
Go Back Where You Came From
Jeanne Marklin
Williamstown, Massachusetts, USA
Size: 33 x 28 in (84 x 71 cm
White Washed
Mary Mattimoe
Decatur, Georgia, USA
Size: 34 x 34 in (86 x 86 cm)
City of Dreams (Stories of Migration)
Alicia Merrett
Wells, Somerset, United Kingdom
Size: 32 x 51 in (80 x 130 cm)
Hope and Despair
Susan S. Millen
North Haven, Connecticut, USA
Size: 31 x 33 in (79 x 84 cm)
Ruchel
Susan Schrott
Shelter Island, New York, USA
Size: 48 x 40 in (122 x 102 cm)
When Will We Learn?
Sarah Ann Smith
Hope, Maine, USA
Size: 41 x 41 in (104 x 104 cm)
Los Desaparecidos (The Disappeared)
Jennifer C. Solon
Weston, Connecticut, USA
Size: 60 x 19 x 9 in (152 x 48 x 23 cm)
Paradise Lost
Tori Stevens
Tres Piedras, New Mexico, USA
Size: 44 x 17 in (112 x 43 cm)
Not Forgotten
Paula Straw
Montrose, Colorado, USA
Size: 23 x 21 in (57 x 53 cm)
Before the Tears
Naomi Swyers
Richmond, Virginia, USA
Size: 22 x 33 in (56 x 84 cm)
Edith Stein: Jew, Philosopher, Sister, Saint (Triptych)
Lisa Thorpe
Little Rock, Arkansas, USA
Size: 35 x 42 in (89 x 107 cm)
There is No Prophet in His Hometown-1933
Gisha Wogier
Kfar Yona, Israel
Size: 46 x 43 in (117 x 109 cm)