CONTROLUCE, COUNTERLIGHT, GEGENLICHT

Art and the Museum are two avant-garde sectors in the research and transmission of the Memory of the Holocaust. These two disciplinary boundaries deal with the many and different ways in which the Memory itself is seen, communicated and perceived. The book, which is the result of a study lasted many years, welcomes contributions from the most accredited specialists in the two themes: people, situations and new and sometimes surprising realities help the reader to better understand the faces, the forms of the Holocaust Memory in the world of today and tomorrow.

About the Author
Paolo Coen, PhD, is an associate professor of museology and art history at the University of Teramo. In 2012 he created the University Network for the day of Remembrance and he has been involved for years in researching and disseminating (cross-disseminating)  the Holocaust Memory, especially through film showings and the Museum. Since 2017 he has been a board member of the Holocaust Museum Foundation.