"Portraits of Zinkov" on view at Hebrew College through Sept 30, 2011

The Portraits of Zinkov art exhibit at Hebrew College includes the
artist's recreation of the people of this Ukrainian shtetl. Photographs
that appeared in the Zinkover Memorial Book published in 1966 served as
the models of a series of haunting portraits of the ill-fated citizens of
Zinkov, a village in Ukraine totally annihilated by the Nazis. The artist,
whose grandparents lived in that community, has undertaken this effort to
memorialize the people of Zinkov and, through them, all of the lost
shtetls of Europe. For more information, see
hebrewcollege.edu/events#zinkov

One-day showing of "Portraits on Zinkov" in Newbury NH on Aug 1!

A one-day showing of fifteen selected paintings from the "Portraits of Zinkov" collection will be on display at
the Newbury, NH community meetinghouse on August 1st, 2010. Alan will give a brief explanation of the origin and intent of the Zinkov series. Open to the general public from 10am - 2pm.

"Portraits of Zinkov" to show in Maine and New York in the coming months

Negotiations are underway to exhibit “Portraits of Zinkov” at University of Maine, Augusta and at Manhattan College in Riverdale, New York City. Expectation is these installations will be taking place within the next nine months. Similar negotiations are underway to exhibit “Portraits of Zinkov” online. These online exhibits will have an educational component suitable for use in middle and high schools. Notification of these online sites will be posted as they become available. 

Virginia Holocaust Museum in Richmond to exhibit "Portraits of Zinkov"

“Portraits of Zinkov” will be displayed at the Virginia Holocaust Museum in Richmond, Virginia beginning with an opening on March 28^th of 2010. The exhibit will be on display for the months of April and May. Preliminary notice of the exhibit can be viewed at HYPERLINK “htpp://www.va-holocaust.com” www.va-holocaust.com under Exhibits on the museum’s home page.

Farmington Hills Holocaust Memorial Center displays "Portraits of Zinkov"

“Portraits of Zinkov” was exhibited at the Farmington Hills Holocaust Memorial Center in Farmington Hills, Michigan during September and October of 2009. The exhibition was installed to coincide with a celebration honoring Holocaust survivors from the Detroit metropolitan area. Mr. Shulman addressed these survivors and members of the general public about the origin and purpose of the series and answered questions from the audience. The Farmington Hills Holocaust Memorial Center, which combines three distinct museums under one roof, is well worth a visit for anyone coming to the Detroit area. Contact www.holocaustcenter.org to learn about its ongoing exhibits and events.