Exhibitions

Exhibitions
		Bridges of Understanding: Rites of Passage and Ceremonies and Festivals Traveling Exhibitions Six exhibition cases promote awareness for the common connections people share and encourages respect for all cultures in one to two hour programs. The hands-on activities let students interact with artifacts, art objects, clothing, musical instruments and more. Shorter, one hour programs can be enhanced with cultural art activities, videos, and stories. Asian Pacific, Native American, African/African American, Jewish, Latino and Muslim cases with curriculum activities are docent led. Meets the Colorado Model Content Standard areas of Visual Arts, Reading, Writing, History, Geography, and Music. Exhibits are available to bring to your school or location. [ More Information ]

		Tikkun Olam: Repairing the World A Traveling Art Exhibition of the Mizel Museum Art installation by Christy Honigman Brighton Library :: 327 E. Bridge Street :: Brighton, CO 80601 September 12, 2009 - December 31, 2009 A Traveling Bridges of Understanding Art Exhibition Group tours are available on-site, please call the Mizel Museum at 303.394.9993 ext. 103 to schedule. [ More Information]

		“Anytime, Anywhere: Understanding the Threat of Terrorism” An exhibition of the Mizel Museum A non-profit non-partisan institution dedicated to combating terrorism through education, empowerment and engagement of individuals and organizations. Its exhibit, Anyone, Anytime, Anywhere: Understanding the Threat of Terrorism is a dynamic interactive experience. Located in the Denver Civic Center Cultural Complex adjacent to the Denver Art Museum. Admission hours are: Tuesday-Saturday, 10:00 am 5:00 pm and Sunday, Noon -5:00 pm For more information about ticket prices and admission, visit www.thecell.org [ More Information ]

		Digital Storytelling at the Mizel Museum In Fall, 2008, The Mizel Museum began to build a permanent exhibit of digital stories with members of the Denver Jewish community. We worked with the Center for Digital Storytelling to create a new permanent exhibit with members of the Denver Jewish community. This resulted in ten 3-minute stories that were part of a community effort designed to engage outstanding candidates willing to share personal stories of resilience in a digital narrative. They were paired with ten members from the community who supported, aided and help develop and refine these works of art. The library will continue to grow with the help of Sari Horovitz and the staff of The Mizel Museum. If you would like to suggest great local candidates for our story library, please have them call (303) 394-9993 ext. 104 or email Deanne, Special Projects Manager. [More Information]