New Exhibition: Nov 16, 2025 – Oct 4, 2026
Jewish Orientalists. Scholars and Adventurers in Search of the Self in the OtherWith this exhibition devoted to the “Morgenländer” we are looking at the emergence of Oriental studies in the 19th century and will make a surprising discovery: the development of Islamic studies, Arabic studies and Oriental studies was closely linked to the “Wissenschaft des Judentums”, emancipation and reform. The new Oriental studies were the scene of a Jewish search for its own origins: Exploring the sources of one’s own culture and history with a self-determined view also served as an attempt to free oneself from the discriminatory grip in a Christian society. ... more ►
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Upcoming Events
- Tue, 15. Sep 2026
Józef Wiśnicki & Leokadia Justman: Zwei jüdische Überlebensgeschichten aus Vorarlberg und Tirol zum 80. Hochzeitstag - Fri, 18. Sep 2026
Parking Day Hohenems – öffentlicher Raum wird zum Begegnungsraum - Sat, 19. Sep 2026
The Morgenlanders. Jewish explorers and adventurers in search of one's self in the other


