Bivouac has designed a number of temporary exhibitions and supporting materials for the Wiener Library, based in Russell Square, London. The Library specialises in recording and researching the Holocaust and genocide – not ‘easy’ subjects, but always challenging and interesting to interpret sensitively.
Exhibitions undertaken so far include:
The Nazi Games: Politics, the Media and the Body
Rescues of the Holocaust: Remembering Raoul Wallenberg and Lives Saved
Fragments of a Lost Homeland: Remembering the Armenian Genocide
On British Soil: Victims of Nazi Persecution in the Channel Islands
Jewish Resistance to the Holocaust
Death Marches: Evidence and Memory
Fate Unknown
Dr Wiener’s Library
British Eugenics (in collaboration with Oxford Brookes University)
Mapping Memories: Jewish Refugees to Britain, 1933–1945
Work underway on exhibition marketing materials to accompany On British Soil
Remembering the Armenian Genocide. Family connections are explored with the use of connecting lines and fragments
Portable banners to accompany the main exhibition. These are used for outreach work by the Library
One of the propaganda publications displayed in the Nazi Games exhibition
The Nazi Games
Refugee Mapping pop-up exhibition
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