An exclusive guided tour through the exhibition Boris Lurie & Wolf Vostell: Art after the Shoa by Noémi Orvos-Tóth, clinical psychologist and writer
When is there time to look beyond the surface, to dive deeper than the necessary? When do you have the courage to do what you’re scared of? When is it time to face up? And what will we see when we do face it?
In Art after the Shoa, we reflect on the dark impulses within man, the nature of evil, what it leaves behind, and how to remember it in a way that is both a remembrance and a barrier to the evil coming back to life.
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