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Show notes:
1:00 Aaron Levi Garvey’s background
2:30 art as a tool to create conversation
5:00 art to aid conversations on difficult topics
5:30 Vietnam Memorial in D.C.
6:30 The National Memorial for Peace and Justice in Montgomery, AL
7:15 Holocaust Memorial in Berlin, Germany
8:30 ALG’s curatorial work about memory, loss of memory and internal revisions of personal history
10:00 “You Should Have Been There” exhibition’s origin
13:00 artists included in “You Should Have Been There”
15:15 ALG’s documentation project “Histories in Hand” with Holocaust survivors about survival and object memory
23:30 increased outlets to spread antisemitism and a rise in denial of antisemitism and Holocaust denial
32:00 the importance of documentation
35:00 the need for allies to speak out as a way to shift culture
38:00 defining justice as a moving target – food sustainability, safety, freedom of thought
42:00 ALG’s hope that his work will inspire reflection
43:30 ALG’s efforts to bring his Jewish heritage forward through his work
47:00 ALG’s inquiry about the documentation of the podcast
50:00 how storytelling changes based on the lived experience of the teller
52:00 How the sacred moments of our lives shift our trajectories
55:00 ALG’s family background that he carries with him
57:30 a potential exhibition about the craft of watchmaking
59:50 objects for the “Histories in Hand” project
1:03:00 ripple effect of and stories shared in the “Histories in Hand” project
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