David Labkovski Project • Exhibit & Lecture Requests

Request a DLP Exhibit or Presentation

Our exhibits are available to travel!

Request a DLP Exhibit & Presentation

Is your school, museum, or organization interested in educating people about the Holocaust and engaging in meaningful dialogue about what it means to bear witness to history? David Labkovski Project exhibits were curated with the intention to empower audiences to think critically about art, history, and what the past can teach us about the future. Whether you want a full art exhibit, a virtual reality gallery, or a guest lecture, we will work to curate a powerful and unique experience focused on Holocaust education.

Tailored curation for your gallery space

DLP Museum & Gallery Installations

For longer term installations, we will work with museums and galleries to display David Labkovski’s artwork and curate an enriching and educational experience for visitors. We provide specialized exhibits for galleries using canvas prints of David Labkovski’s work and offer museums exhibits of original works. Artwork is available for loan from collections in the United States, South Africa and the David Labkovski Museum in Ramat Gan, Israel.

Themes vary according to need. Past examples include: Slavery to Freedom and Documenting History Through Art.

Potential Exhibits include but are not limited to:

Vilna: the Jerusalem of Lithuania
Impressions of Self
The Resilience of the Human Spirit
Klezmer Music

Please email us for rental fee and logistics information.

VR designed by Weston Bell-Geddes, www.westonb.dev/

A Step into the Past. A Leap into the Future.

DLP and Virtual Reality Experiences

The David Labkovski Project has curated a virtual reality (VR) exhibit that transforms two of Labkovski’s paintings into an immersive experience. This VR exhibit uses the Oculus, and allows participants to “step into” the village in Vilna as Labkovski remembers it in his early life. Through virtual immersion in the paintings, participants gain a greater understanding of the vastness of Jewish life that existed for centuries before the Holocaust.

The 15-minute VR experience is enjoyed by people of all ages! DLP provides one VR set-up and someone on staff to answer questions and oversee the experience. For additional systems, the hosting organization will need to have a game-capable computer and the Oculus game hardware.

Request a DLP Exhibit + Presentation

DLP is available to bring our exhibits, usually paired with a lecture or presentation, to your school, museum, or organization.

contact: info@davidlabkovskiproject.org