Can you share any more info?

LOVE the תורת חיים. Use it every year - with my facsimiles :)

Yup! I've seen them. Pretty cool initiative, IMHO.

Really interesting to see it moving into a Judeo-Arabic context, but that's because it's being printed in Livorno.

Yup. Mantua copied Venice.

Ohhhhhh interesting. I was wonder about the שפוך חמתך illustration, and that's also the same. Not sure what's happening there...

Quite cool indeed - I had the same thought. The illustrations in this one are wild.

A Kurdish book of Tales (with silver leaf)! A prayerbook translated entirely into Italian by a woman (Eli bat Menahem)! Penintential prayers including the Temple as imagined by 18th c. French Jews! The Esslingen Mahazor (it's huge, but you can't tell from the pic)!

I was struck by items that were similar to ones in our collection, of course, like this Constantinople Ketubbah (ours is missing the decorated top, alas), and this micrographic carpet page on a Yemenite Bible (just bought one with a similar illustration - maybe the same artist?) 📜📚

Okay, I finally have a minute to add some pics/comments: The exhibit was organized based on world areas. So we started with the Cairo Geniza, then moved to the Ottoman Empire, Persia, and Yemen.
(Here, an amulet and a Judeo-Persian Joseph story, + musical notation of Obadaya the Proselyte)

And links to full digitization of almost all of the materials!

Thank you! I hope you said hi! (I didn't get names of everyone there :) )

They're trying :)

Keep spreading the gospel!! Someone should do a podcast on the exhibit ;)

Excellent on both accounts, from what I've heard!! People are loving it (as well they should! :) )

I *really* wanted that to be our CH trip for this Sunday, but alas :(

Honestly insane in mindblowingly cool documents per square foot, and also better for free than lots of other (perfectly good) exhibits I’ve paid for