HAIR STORIES SHOWCASE

The Jüdische Kulturbund Project explores issues of oppression and response through music and art.  Its mission is connecting people through common experiences; inspiring people to respond to persecution through cultural expression; and encouraging freedom of expression and culture.

Our exploration begins with Jewish performing artists of Jüdischer Kulturbund, the Jewish Cultural Association, which was founded in 1933 Berlin and connects to current-day artists from around the world.  We have interviews from 15 people associated to the Kulturbund and 45+ current-day ethnically and religiously diverse artists from 25 countries.

The Project brings a collective voice for artists living under oppression around the world through public presentations and events; multimedia performances; education programs; and films. We lead education workshops that explore issues of oppression and response through music and art via exercises and are developing a cultural and educational exchange program with communities to which we are connected in East Africa, Asia, Middle East, and Ibero/Latin America.   

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