Jeweled with a Golden Scar

Posted on 23. May 2023 by The Initiative Paul A. Levine Library

“If your heart is broken, make art with the pieces.”
– Shane Koyczan

Although in our case we had to collect pieces not of the heart, but of sculpture, the muse was most supportive this time as well.

A Traveling Tombstone *“Tevat Paul“* & a broken piece.

As you may remember, Tevat Paul performed spectacularly in its journey across the North American continent in the Spring of 2022. The only blot on the landscape: it broke, due to a fall when visiting Cambridge MA, one day before Pesach.

After splitting one of its “shoulders”, Tevat Paul continued traveling to NYC, Montreal and back to Berlin–partly broken, nevertheless successful.

At home, Tevat Paul had to spend several days at the sculptor’s atelier in Berlin Kreuzberg–the place of its creation–for a very special treatment, Kintsugi, thoughtfully prepared to both heal and refine its fracture. With the Kintsugi technique, gold is used to attach the broken parts by creating a gold connection that highlights the blemish.

A Traveling Tombstone *“Tevat Paul“* jeweled with a golden scar, Sculptor: Robert Schmidt-Matt.

It was my cousin Michelle, a social worker in Lynn, Massachusetts, who introduced me to the Kintsugi method, and I am very grateful to her for this truly wonderful idea for the restoration of Tevat Paul. Michelle’s idea of using the traditional Japanese art of pottery restoration, combined with talent, care and love, turned in the sculptor’s hands into a golden scar on the stone.

Since then, our hexahedral “traveling hero”, Tevat Paul, is whole again, jeweled with a golden scar.

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Elena Medvedev

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Paul A. Levine’s life ended, as he might have predicted, in contradiction. A devoted Hegelian, he summed up his worldview in two words — “responsible irresponsibility.” He wished them engraved on his tombstone, but instead rests in a collective grave, his name misspelled, his individuality absorbed into anonymity.

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“Tevat Paul”

Posted on 30. Jun 2022 by The Initiative Paul A. Levine Library

— the sculpture No. 1 in the series A Traveling Tombstone

*“Tevat Paul“*; Sculptor: Robert Schmidt-Matt. Material: Diabas, 10 x 10 x 12 cm. Engraved: “Responsible irresponsibility – Paul A. Levine”. Photo credits: Ronen Khazin.

The sculpture bears the Hebrew name Tevat Paul (תיבת פול – Ark Paul) and is a memorial stone that can be placed anywhere, consisting of two inseparable parts.

In this way, the Jewish culture of remembrance is linked, which enables a separation of location-specificity: indeed, if a homeland can travel as a concept, then a tombstone can, under certain circumstances, also travel.

In Spring 2022, the traveling tombstone Tevat Paul was on its way traveling; and it had an interesting route to explore and people to meet.

A Traveling Tombstone *Tevat Paul* on board. March, 2022.

Our goal is to present the Traveling Tombstone series as a piece of art and a concept in different places, to visit our partners, to find new friends and further support.

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Yours,
Elena Medvedev

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“Tevat Paul” in Montreal

Posted on 9. Jun 2022 by The Initiative Paul A. Levine Library

Visiting Professor Frank Chalk, Department of History Concordia University, Montreal QC, Canada

“…there´s a not inconsiderable Canadian connection in both my personal and professional life…” — Paul A. Levine, Summer 2018.

After special trip to New York – Levine‘s city of birth – Tevat Paul moved further, hexagonally dissecting the expanses of the “heavenly ocean” on the small Embraer aircraft, direction Montreal, to meet Professor Frank Chalk at Concordia University.

Professor of History and Research Director at the Montreal Institute for Genocide and Human Rights Studies, Concordia University, Prof. Dr. Frank Chalk was Paul Levine’s mentor and colleague for several decades. On the tenth floor of the Library Building, seated in his History Department office, overlooking Montreal Downtown West from a bird’s eye view, Professor Chalk shared his memories of meetings with Paul Levine.

At this picture the Traveling Tombstone “Tevat Paul“ lays in hands of Prof. Dr. Frank Chalk; in Professor's office, Department of History Concordia University, Montreal QC, Canada. — A Traveling Tombstone *“Tevat Paul“* meets Prof. Dr. Frank Chalk, Department of History Concordia University, Montreal QC, Canada. Series: “*Zweisam*”; Sculptor: Robert Schmidt-Matt. Material: *Diabas*, 10 x 10 x 12 cm. Engraved: “RESPONSIBLE IRRESPONSIBILITY – Paul A. Levine”.

“Over the years, we have met and exchanged ideas several times starting with my visit to Uppsala University in the late 1990s to participate in a teacher training program, followed by discussions during a training program for mid-level foreign affairs officials organized by the Auschwitz Institute for Peace and Reconciliation in Poland in 2012, and, most recently, at the Armenian Government conference on genocide prevention in Yerevan in April 2016…”.

“Dr. Levine is one of those rare research scholars who thinks deeply and seriously about what we teach and how we teach it. In publication after publication and talk after talk, he probes what changes happen in the classroom when we teach about the Shoah in different nations and cultural contexts, how the recent emphasis on the memory of the Holocaust affects the facts we emphasize or ignore, and what lessons the Holocaust might teach us that would inform our responses to identity politics….” – Chalk, Frank, 2016.

A Traveling Tombstone *“Tevat Paul“* visited Prof. Dr. Frank Chalk, Department of History Concordia University, Montreal QC, Canada. Series: “*Zweisam*”; Sculptor: Robert Schmidt-Matt. Material: *Diabas*, 10 x 10 x 12 cm. Engraved: “RESPONSIBLE IRRESPONSIBILITY – Paul A. Levine”.

Professor Chalk asked detailed questions about both the Tevat Paul project and the Initiative itself, showing high interest and great participation, expressing the warmest wishes for success.

Thanks for the cookies, Professor Chalk, and for the heartfelt welcome.

With the beginning of summer 2022, the very first journey of the Traveling Tombstone Tevat Paul was nearing its successful conclusion. The way forward takes us back home, to Berlin. Just as wars finally end with negotiations, so travels end with the way home. And the first journey that has come to an end clears the way for the next one… Maybe Sweden or Israel? England, Hungary? – Who knows…

Do you too feel connected to Professor Paul A. Levine and his work, and would you like to meet Tevat Paul, a Traveling Tombstone dedicated to the star-historian as well?

Drop me a note 📩 @CONTACT and let us schedule a meeting.

Yours,
Elena Medvedev – I’m from Ukraine! 🇺🇦

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“Tevat Paul” – visiting New York

Posted on 6. Jun 2022 by The Initiative Paul A. Levine Library

In May 2022, Tevat Paul visited a few places in and near New York City connected to Levine’s life-story.

In 1956, the second son of four children, Paul A. Levine was born in New York City; he later admitted some “…dim memories from painfully musty Brighton Beach/Brooklyn apartments… …thinking and feeling Grandpa Levine, who took care of me and always brought fresh borscht to NJ.” (Levine, 2019.)

A Traveling Tombstone *“Tevat Paul“* in New York; series: “*Zweisam*”; Sculptor: Robert Schmidt-Matt. Material: Diabas, 10 x 10 x 12 cm. Engraved: “Responsible irresponsibility – Paul A. Levine”. 2022.

It was 1964 or early 1965, in Emerson NJ, when two Jewish-American boys – Paul and Ric – on their daily walk to school and back walked along the Main Street, passed by the Armenian nursing home every day. Nearby, 500 meters east, on Elmwood Drive, was the home of their family. Paul was then a seven-year-old child and did not understand that he was observing Armenians who survived the genocide [1].

In 2019, Levine was the narrator of the film “The American Samaritans”, the film that reports about him traveling in the US, working for the project about the Armenian Genocide. [2]

[1] From Levine’s correspondence, April 2019, Paul A. Levine Library. [2] The Armenian Mirror Spectator, 10. October 2019, New Film on Armenian Genocide Will Depict American Help to Suffering Armenians, by Nahapetyan, H.

"1994- 1996: Rutgers University, Department of History, adjunct lecturer. Taught courses in history of the Holocaust, history methods and modern European history. 1994- 1996: Rutgers University, Director, The Raoul Wallenberg Professorship in Human Rights. Responsibilities included fundraising, development of Holocaust educational outreach programs for teachers, organizing public lectures and academic conferences, etc. 1992- 1993: Rutgers University, Department of History-- Visiting Lecturer & Fellow, The Raoul Wallenberg Professorship in Human Rights" – Levine's Academic Employment and Positions. From CV, March, 2019. "...I have known Dr. Levine's work since ... when he held the Raoul Wallenberg Professorship in Human Rights at Rutgers University." – Frank Chalk, 2016.

“Dr. Levine is well known and highly respected by scholars studying the Shoah and the history of genocide for his pioneering scientific research on Raoul Wallenberg’s role in Hungary; for his great achievement in co-authoring the most widely circulated and extensively translated popular history of the Holocaust, Tell Ye Your Children; and for his effective and energetic role as a public intellectual confronting the themes of rescue and by-standing during the Holocaust….” – Chalk, Frank, 2016.

On my way to the Montreal Institute for Genocide & Human Rights Studies, Concordia University,
to meet Professor Frank Chalk, I’ll talk to you soon..

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“Tevat Paul”: visiting Boston & Cambridge, MA

Posted on 1. May 2022 by The Initiative Paul A. Levine Library

“I will soon be in Boston for a documentary film about the Armenian Genocide that I ́ve been asked to participate in.” – Paul A. Levine, correspondence, April 2019.

“… our visit to the Boston Public Library was of even more personal interest to me because of Irwin [Hoffman][1].” – Paul A. Levine, correspondence, April 2019.

A Traveling Tombstone *“Tevat Paul“*, series: “*Zweisam*”; Sculptor: Robert Schmidt-Matt. Material: Diabas, 10 x 10 x 12 cm. Engraved: “Responsible irresponsibility – Paul A. Levine”.

Visiting Boston & Cambridge MA

As easily as Tevat Paul turned all its six diabas-facets towards the United States, not needing a visa as such, it once again attracted much attention from the authorities on both sides, crossing the next border in a mesmerizing flight over the lakes of New England.

The Tevat Paul sculpture, accompanied by the author of these lines, has arrived at its destination: on a sunny day…

Paul Levine arrived in Boston in September 2019, on his last business trip to the United States. On that trip for the last time, he should have met his relatives living in the area[2]…

…Quite unique was, that in Boston–as was discovered several years ago–a part of my own family has been found, the “lost family tribe”, the branch of the family disconnected since World War II. Being on the road with the Tevat Paul project, currently on the North American continent, I received an invaluable gift for Pesach Sameach: the opportunity to meet my “lost” family. And so, I did!

My grandmother’s niece, Ninotchka, born in Lviv in 1939, who survived WW2 as a child (in her book I will later learn the history of her parents and siblings during and after the war), and her mishpucha shared with me family warmth, and a memorable Pesach Seder evening, which I was fortunate to be a part of. Our gathering was not only imbued with love of family, but it also became a source of new ideas and meetings in connection with the project.

The meeting with historian Omer Bartov, in Cambridge MA, was truly the icing on the cake of my trip to Boston.

Tevat Paul – A Traveling Tombstone – visiting Boston and Cambridge MA, 2022.

A Traveling Tombstone, in memory of Paul A. Levine, Sculptor: Robert Schmidt-Matt

A Traveling Tombstone TEVAT PUL, in memory of Paul A. Levine, Sculptor: Robert Schmidt-Matt

I express heartfelt thanks to everyone who made these two significant meetings possible, and with deep gratitude provide several photographs capturing some historical moments.

Do you too feel connected to Professor Paul A. Levine and his work, and would you like to meet Tevat Paul, a Traveling Tombstone dedicated to the star-historian as well?

Drop me a note 📩 @CONTACT and let us schedule a meeting.

Footnotes: [1] The American painter Irwin D. Hoffman, who was related to Paul A. Levine, sent, as some believe, to General Israel Orphans Home for Girls in Jerusalem "a violin each year and bequeathed money for an auditorium in his mom's name and the Trustees of the Public Library of the City of Boston…" "My mother gave me several of his [Hoffman] etchings... which are achingly beautiful…” – From Levine’s correspondence, April 2019, Paul A. Levine Library. [2] Meeting the president of Latvia Vikes-Freibergas at the release of the Latvian translation of “Tell Ye Your Children”, in 2001, and giving his talk in a magnificent room in Riga, Levine spoke about his grandfather and grandfather’s brothers departing Riga and arriving on the Chelsea Boston docks. – Levine, P. A., notes summer 2018.

Yours,
Elena Medvedev

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“Tevat Paul” arrived in Canada

Posted on 22. Apr 2022 by The Initiative Paul A. Levine Library

“…there´s a not inconsiderable Canadian connection in both my personal and professional life…” — Paul A. Levine, Summer 2018.

A Traveling Tombstone *“Tevat Paul“* in Toronto; series: “*Zweisam*”; Sculptor: Robert Schmidt-Matt. Material: Diabas, 10 x 10 x 12 cm. Engraved: “Responsible irresponsibility – Paul A. Levine”. Photo credits: Amir Gavriely. 2022.

The first stop on this unique journey of A Traveling Tombstone Tevat Paul is Toronto, Canada, a country that, according to historian Paul A. Levine, was of great importance in his life.

👉 A Traveling Tombstone Tevat Paul made its first city tour, posing in a number of prominent and lesser-known urban locations. This sculpture is a project in collaboration with sculptor Robert Schmidt-Matt and the initiative “Paul A. Levine Library”.

Here, in downtown Toronto, a long-awaited meeting with activists of the initiative Nataly Khazin and Amir Gavriely took place recently.

Israeli-Canadian photographer Amir Gavriely captured some moments of our meeting and also his impressions of meeting the sculpture Tevat Paul live, perfectly fitting it into the architectural context of the North American metropolis. An important detail: we owe this wonderful and meaningful name of the sculpture to Amir, who suggested the name Tevat Paul. Indeed, what a great idea!

Now then: see & admire Tevat Paul in Toronto.

Two Large Forms – by Henry Moore, at Grange Park, Toronto

At Hart House, University of Toronto Student Centre

Amir & Elena; Tevat Paul – A Traveling Tombstone in Toronto.

a natural stone (Diabas) sculpture commemorating Holocaust historian Paul A. Levine, with his epitaph carved into it:
*“Responsible Irresponsibility. Paul A. Levine”*.

See A Traveling Tombstone Tevat Paul – few more impressions

On my way to Boston and Cambridge, I’ll talk to you soon.

Yours,
Elena Medvedev

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Jeweled with a Golden Scar

“If your heart is broken, make art with the pieces.” – Shane Koyczan Although in our case we had to collect pieces not of the heart, but of sculpture, the muse was most supportive this time as well. As you may remember, Tevat Paul performed spectacularly in its journey across the North American continent in…

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A Traveling Tombstone – the project

Posted on 28. Mar 2022 by The Initiative Paul A. Levine Library

Along with sculptor Robert Schmidt-Matt, we are launching the Traveling Tombstone project, a natural stone sculpture series commemorating the Holocaust historian Paul A. Levine, with his epitaph carved into it:

“RESPONSIBLE IRRESPONSIBILITY. PAUL A. LEVINE“

*Tevat Paul* – A Traveling Tombstone series. Diabas 10 x 10 x 12. Sculptor: Robert Schmidt-Matt.

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Why A Traveling Tombstone for Paul Levine?

– Because the burial site for historian Paul A. Levine is a collective grave at the edge of the cemetery road.

In the last six years of his life the prominent Holocaust historian Paul A. Levine lived and researched in Berlin. Here, in Berlin, he wanted to be buried and known; Levine wished a tombstone for his last resting place. For an inscription on it he left his wording, an afterglow in the form of the oxymoron

“RESPONSIBLE IRRESPONSIBILITY”,

but for unknown reasons his wish was denied.

This thoughtlessness had irreversible consequences and precluded any possibility of fulfilling Professor Levine’s will to erect a tombstone with his personally prepared words. His idea of an individual tombstone was thus destroyed.

How do we respond to such Irretrievable Destruction❓ When the place of burial is collective – where, then, is Levine’s own grave❓ In which culture of remembrance do we find the grounds that make it possible to separate locality❓

💡 A Traveling Tombstone sculpture series is both an artistic challenge and a pragmatic attempt to find a solution, after two years of dealing with these thorny questions. The answer seemed self-evident – we transform a senseless act into a meaningful memorial: a Traveling Tombstone!

"PILPAUL" – A Traveling Tombstone Project — PILPAUL

"TEVAT PAUL" – A Traveling Tombstone Project — TEVAT PAUL

“BEYAHAD LO NI-PAUL“; series: “A Traveling Tombstone”; Sculptor: Robert Schmidt-Matt. — BEYAHAD LO NI-PAUL

A Traveling Tombstone Series – The Idea

Inspired by Daniel Boyarin from his book “A Traveling Homeland”(Boyarin, 2015), the answer was found: if a homeland can travel as a concept, then, under certain circumstances, a monument/tombstone could travel as well.

Based on these considerations, but above all to fulfill the last wish of the Jewish-American-Swedish historian, the idea of A Traveling Tombstone was created. On the one hand, the new concept should illuminate the idea of the monument from a different perspective. Moreover, the memory of Paul A. Levine would be carved in stone, as he wished, with his own last words.

Sculptor

The search for a solution brought together the Initiative and Robert Schmidt-Matt, an artist working in Kreuzberg, Berlin. A special detail – the core idea in all his works – is the integrity of the parts and their simultaneous inseparability. His way of dealing with contradiction was highly convincing when his sculptures, full of dialectics, appeared before the observer. Through the inseparability and simultaneous integrity of the opposing parts in the Berlin sculptor’s art, the most important basic law of dialectics, the essence of dialectic contradiction, becomes visible: the unity and the struggle of opposites, which is obviously also hidden in Levine’s message.

“RESPONSIBLE IRRESPONSIBILITY”

It is a seemingly irrational message that might want to give us the basic idea about life and history: The history of mankind, like life itself, is anything but rational – both are full of contradictions.

Dedicated to the Holocaust historian in 2021, Tevat Paul is the fives sculpture from the existing series Zweisam by the Berlin artist. It is the sculpture No. 1 that opens the proposed new series, A Traveling Tombstone, in memory of Paul A. Levine.

Our goal

We aim to present the Traveling Tombstone series as a piece of art and a concept in different places, to visit our partners, to find new friends and further support.

Invite our traveling exhibition to your institution ( CONTACT ) and

Support the project A Traveling Tombstone direct:

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Yours,
Elena Medvedev

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Invite our Traveling Exhibition @CONTACT 📩 to your institution andSupport the project A Traveling Tombstone direct:

— the sculpture No. 1 in the series A Traveling Tombstone

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Visiting Professor Frank Chalk, Department of History Concordia University, Montreal QC, Canada

Do you too feel connected to Professor Paul A. Levine and his work, and would you like to meet Tevat Paul, a Traveling Tombstone dedicated to the star-historian as well?Drop me a note 📩 @CONTACT and let us schedule a meeting.

Invite our traveling exhibition 📩 @CONTACT to your institution andSupport the project A Traveling Tombstone direct:

Visiting Boston & Cambridge MA

Do you too feel connected to Professor Paul A. Levine and his work, and would you like to meet Tevat Paul, a Traveling Tombstone dedicated to the star-historian as well?Drop me a note 📩 @CONTACT and let us schedule a meeting.

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

Along with sculptor Robert Schmidt-Matt, we are launching the Traveling Tombstone project, a natural stone sculpture series commemorating the Holocaust historian Paul A. Levine, with his epitaph carved into it:

Why A Traveling Tombstone for Paul Levine?

A Traveling Tombstone Series – The Idea

Sculptor

“RESPONSIBLE IRRESPONSIBILITY”

Our goal

Invite our traveling exhibition to your institution ( CONTACT ) and

Support the project A Traveling Tombstone direct:

Invite our Traveling Exhibition @CONTACT 📩 to your institution and

Support the project A Traveling Tombstone direct:

Invite our Traveling Exhibition @CONTACT 📩 to your institution and

Support the project A Traveling Tombstone direct:

Do you too feel connected to Professor Paul A. Levine and his work, and would you like to meet Tevat Paul, a Traveling Tombstone dedicated to the star-historian as well?

Drop me a note 📩 @CONTACT and let us schedule a meeting.

Invite our traveling exhibition 📩 @CONTACT to your institution and

Support the project A Traveling Tombstone direct:

Do you too feel connected to Professor Paul A. Levine and his work, and would you like to meet Tevat Paul, a Traveling Tombstone dedicated to the star-historian as well?

Drop me a note 📩 @CONTACT and let us schedule a meeting.