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Here you can find detailled information on the past activities organized by our museum and have access to the photos.
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The Quincentennial Foudation represented by our Museum Manager Nisya Isman Allovi participated in "The Anatolian Cultural and Food Festival" which took place in Los Angeles,USA from October 6th to October 9th.
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One of the most unique cultural heritages of the Ottoman Empire is the “Jewish Maftirim Chorus” who had been directly influenced by the Mevlevi’s and Bektashi’s sect music. It is even common in the present day to hear Mevlevi composer’s melodies accompanied by texts from the Torah and sung in Hebrew. Five musicians from the “Dunya Group” will give a special concert at the Museum on 16 June 2010. Their performance will cover melodies from Maftirim tunes, using instruments such as nay, flute, drums and accompanied by human voice.These melodies will reflect the authentic atmosphere of the Maftirim Works and sect music.The group consists of Dr.Mehmet Ali SANLIKOL( Emerson College) Professor. Robert LABAREE (New England Conservatory) , percussionist Cem Mutlu and Jewish musicians Beth Bahia Cohen, Noam SENDER from USA.
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Huizinga Instituut PhD Course "Istanbul, city of contrasts.Culturel transfer between Europe and Turkey" attenders visited the Museum on June 2, 2010 and met with the President of The Quincentennial Foundation Naim A. Guleryuz.
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25 Mayıs 2010 günü, Vakfın 1989-2008 dönemi Kurucu Başkanı ve halen Onursal Başkanı Jak Kamhi'nin adı Müze Ana Holü’ne verilerek duvara çakılan kristal bir plaketle ebedileştirildi.
Aralarında Jak Kamhi'nin ailesi ile yakın çevresiniTürkiye Musevileri Hahambaşısı İsak Haleva, Türk Musevi Cemaati Başkanı Sami Herman, Onursal Başkanı Bensiyon Pinto, Geçmiş Dönem Başkanı Silvio Ovadya, İsrail’in İstanbul Başkonsolosu Moşe Kamhi ve Jak Kamhi'nin ailesiyle yakın çevresinin yer aldığı seçkin bir davetli topluluğunun izlediği töreni Türkiye Hahambaşılığı Müşavirlerinden Moris Levi sundu.
İlk olarak söz alan Vakıf Başkanı Naim A. Güleryüz, Jak Kamhi’nin Türkiye’nin yurt dışı platformlarda tanıtılması için temaslarını ve sarf ettiği çabaları, görsel bir sunum ve Jak Kamhi’ye 10. Cumhurbaşkanı Ahmet Necdet Sezer tarafından Devlet Üstün Hizmet Madalyası tevdii töreni filmi eşliğinde özetledi
Daha sonra, Sami Herman ve Hahambaşı İsak Haleva, cemaati onurlandıran çalışmalarından dolayı Kamhi’ye teşekkür ederek kendisine bir plaket sundular.
”Jak V. Kamhi Salonu” kristal plaketinin Kamhi ve Güleryüz tarafından beraberce açılmasından sonra söz alan Jak Kamhi çalışmalarından bazı önemli anıları davetlilerle paylaştı.
İvet Güleryüz'ün, “Her başarılı erkeğin arkasında değil, yanında bir kadın vardır” diyerek Jak Kamhi’nin eşi Tüli Kamhi’ye bir çiçek sunmasıyla tören sona erdi.
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On 23 May 2010, Museum had the opening of a photo exhibition called "Sema,the "dance" of Whirling Dervishes" by Rozita Kandiyoti.Exhibition will be open till 20th of July.
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Adalar Kultur Dernegi visited the museum In 17 January 2010. Our curator gave a briefing about the Jewish life in Turkey. The group tasted Sepharadic food.
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Higlights from Rabbi Nisim Behar's life
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The Europen Day of Jewish Culture is celebrated every year in more than 30 countries all over Europe on the first Sunday of September.The aim of this organisation is to introduce Jewish Culture and heritage. The 10. Europen Day of Jewish Culture was celebrated on 6 th of September 2010 with lots of facilities in Istanbul.The Quincentennial Foundation Museum Of Turkish Jews participated with several activities such as the exhibition of “Synagogue Tokens”, “Jewish Printing in the Ottoman Empire” and a lecture was given by the Deputy Founding President of the Quincentennial Foundation Naim A. Guleryuz on “Jewish Printing in the Ottoman Empire”. In the final, Los Pasharos Sefaradis gave an open – air concert consisting of Sephardic music.
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With the beginning of the new summer season, we are glad to announce our two exhibitions curated by Naim Avigdor Güleryüz.
a) The Ottoman "Synagogue Tokens", from the end of 19th Century.
Photos taken from Tunc Buyurgan's book Aykiri Paralar, Istanbul, 2007.
b) "Jewish Printing in the Ottoman Empire"
Reproduction of Cover Pages of 64 Hebrew and Judeo Spanish (Ladino) books printed out in the Ottoman Empire by Jewish
Printing Houses, from 16th Century through the 19th Century.
This exhibition has been possible, with the kind collaboration of Dr. Johannes Wachten, Curator of the Jewish Museum, Frankfurt
Main (Germany) and the courtesy of Judaica Jerusalem - Society of Judaica Collections Catalogue.
Both exhibitions will remain open from June 4, 2009 to September 10, 2009 and can be visited within regular visiting days and hours.
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