What do Glükel de Hameln, Natalia Ginzburg, Imre Kertész and Yehuda Amikhai have in common?

This exhibition presents authors of Jewish origin who, in a time span that goes from the 17th to the 21st century, have written from the self, have woven stories where they speak from the inside. By doing this, they have projected themselves into the world, and have explained it from their context and life circumstances.

With this exhibition, we want to raise a reflection on the importance of writing conceived as a vital witness, and on the transcendence of the cultural diversity that shapes us.

If you enjoy reading, you can participate in our Reading Club (in Catalan) linked to the exhibition:
Tuesday July 23 - 7 pm
If this is a man, by Primo Levi
Tuesday August 6 - 7 pm
The life before us, by Romain Gary
Tuesday August 20 - 7 pm
Love, by Maayan Eitan
Tuesday, September 3 - 7 pm
Family lexicon, by Natalia Ginzburg

Organized by: Patronat Call de Girona