“RESPONSIBLE IRRESPONSIBILITY”


Dedicated to the fourth day of mourning for Paul A. Levine


Four years have passed since Paul’s death (October 28, 2019) and in this context I would like to summarize some of the results of the Initiative’s activities.

The PILPAUL sculpture, the third work by Berlin sculptor Robert Schmidt-Matt in the series “A Traveling Tombstone”in memory of Paul A. Levine, will be acquired in full by the end of 2023. This was made possible by private donations from Sandra Skala, Igor Plotnik, Tatiana and Roman Medvedev and several others who did not wish to be named. My heartfelt thanks go to all of you!

In August-September 2023, the Initiative presented all three sculptures in an exhibition at the Kunsthaus Sans TitrePotsdam, where–“for many reasons and all manner of emotions”, as Paul might have said –the project generated great interest among guests and visitors.

A series of postcards was also published for this event, showing all three sculptures in different phases of their creation.

In May 2023, one of the sculptures, Tevat Paul, had its spring photoshoot in Amsterdam & The Hague with some promising results.

The initiative invited Uppsala University to place a plaque in honor of historian Paul A. Levine on the walls of The Hugo Valentine Center, where Paul was a co-founder and, as one of its director, successfully championed the development of this institute for decades. Negotiations with the Uppsala University on this issue are ongoing. 

You can find our short films on these and other topics in the website’s video library.


Invite our Traveling Exhibition  (CONTACT 📩)  to your institution and

Support the project A Traveling Tombstone direct:

Yours,
Elena Medvedev

P.S.: Read more about the project “A Traveling Tombstone”:

“Tevat Paul” in Montreal

The meeting with Professor Frank Chalk, in Montreal QC, Canada and my introduction of the project…

“BEYAHAD LO NI-PAUL”

A Traveling Tombstone – the sculpture “BEYAHAD LO NI-PAUL” in memory of Paul A. Levine —…


A Traveling Tombstone in Potsdam


–– At the Exhibition in “Kunsthaus Sans Titre” ––

as part of the Museum Barberini’s “Holland in Potsdam” project.


Dear friends, 

Today, I am thrilled to announce the exhibition in Kunsthaus Sans Titre, Potsdam, where A Traveling Tombstone project in memory of Paul A. Levine celebrates its premiere. 

This event features work by Robert Schmidt-Matt and Gerard Janssen: pictures and sculptures on paper and in stone.

sans titre e.V., Französische Str. 18, 14467 Potsdam
Open:
20.8. – 24.9.2023
Wed – Sun 2pm – 6pm


Please, see the following shorts about the project and
Join us during this time and encourage your friends to do so as well:

Announcing the Exhibition


A Traveling Trio: Introduction


Why is there a Traveling Tombstone in Memory of the Holocaust Historian Paul A. Levine?


Why Amsterdam? Why The Hague?


Invite our Traveling Exhibition  (CONTACT 📩)  to your institution and

Support the project “A Traveling Tombstone” direct:

Yours,
Elena Medvedev

P.S.: Read more about the project “A Traveling Tombstone”:

Remembering Paul Levine

Paul A. Levine’s life ended, as he might have predicted, in contradiction. A devoted Hegelian, he…

Together, We Made Silence Speak

Skillfully reducing a two-historian request to a one-historian response by casually brushing aside the fact that…

The Secret That Everyone Knows

Skillfully reducing a two-historian request to a one-historian response by casually brushing aside the fact that…

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