With "State Of Deception," the Virginia Holocaust Museum offers an unflinching look at the ways propaganda can influence an unwary populace into supporting atrocity. The Virginia Holocaust Museum of Richmond Virginia has welcomed a groundbreaking new exhibit into its...
Confronting Racism: A Conversation to End Hate
This September, a nationally-recognized exhibit is coming to the Virginia Holocaust Museum to start a conversation on which lives depend. "Break Glass: The Art of V.L. Cox - A Conversation to End Hate" is a striking collection of found-object sculptures meant to shape...
Faces of Survival: Virginia Holocaust Museum Wants You to Remember What Survivors of Genocide Looks Like
In an age when 22 percent of American millennials said they haven’t heard of the Holocaust or are confused as to what the historical event was, “Faces of Survival” meets the viewer head on with a powerful reminder of what modern genocide looks like. The Virginia...
Tibetan monks come to the Virginia Holocaust Museum to create sand mandala
For the first time in Richmond, the Mystical Arts of Tibet group are publicly making a five-day sand mandala at the Virginia Holocaust Museum through the weekend. For the first time in Richmond, the Mystical Arts of Tibet group are publicly making a five-day sand...
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