DLP at Durban Holocaust Center
David Labkovski Exhibition at the Durban Holocaust Center August 10, 2017: The David Labkovski Project opens an exhibit for Labkovski’s artwork at the Durban Holocaust Center.
DLP at Daniel Pearl Magnet High School: June 2017
DLP worked with students at Daniel Pearl Magnet High School to curate an exhibit using the artwork of David Labkovski. The exhibit was opened to the community, so that they could view the artwork and learn about the Holocaust through the eyes of a survivor. This student curated exhibit was also featured in The Pearl […]
Yom Hashoah Observance (Day of Remembrance): April 23, 2017
David Labkovski Project’s Holocaust Commemoration 2017 at Alpert Jewish Community Center.
DLP in eNCA: December 12, 2016
Artworks of Jewish Gulag Survivor Headed to South Africa The works of David Labkovski head to South Africa for the first time. While these works have been on display in cities around the United States, this is the first time these works will be displayed in South Africa. Read the article here.
DLP in Find Yourself a Teacher Podcast: November 22, 2016
Find Yourself a Teacher Episode 6 Jody and Shara talk about the origin of the name of the podcast, discuss the value of reflective teaching, and give teaching advice to their younger selves… Listen to Leora’s Interview on the Podcast here.
DLP in The Jewish Journal: June 2, 2016
Three months ago, eighth-graders at Canoga Park’s Multicultural Learning Center (MLC), a dual-language charter school with a mostly Latino student body, had little more than a basic understanding of the horrors of the Holocaust… Read the Rest Here
DLP in Los Angeles Daily News: May 25, 2016
Eighth-grade students at a public charter school in Canoga Park recently learned about the Holocaust through the art of a late Holocaust survivor who was a Siberian exile…
International Lithuanian Federation: 5TH EPISODE OF ILF NEWS 2016
David Labkovski Project was featured in the 5th episode of International Lithuanian Federation News 2016.
DLP at Jewish Home LA: The World that Was: The Life & Art of David Labkovski
“My great-uncle had these intense blue eyes. He could look at you for two minutes and be able to draw you in great detail,” began Leora Raikin
