Current Exhibition
Zekelman Holocaust Center Traveling Exhibition
January 5 - 23, 2026
This powerful exhibition invites viewers to confront the history of the Holocaust while also bearing witness to the enduring human capacity for resistance, creativity, and moral courage.
By presenting historical evidence alongside artistic response, this exhibition underscores the importance of remembrance and critical engagement. It calls upon audiences to reflect on the consequences of hatred and indifference, and to recognize their own responsibility in confronting injustice today. The Ferris Fine Art Gallery is proud to host this exhibition as a space for education, reflection, and dialogue, ensuring that the lessons of the Holocaust continue to resonate with new generations.
Closing Reception & Presentation
January 20th at 5:00 P.M.
Speakers:
- Dr. Tracy Busch, History Professor, Faculty Lead at the MoSO, and Chair of the Shoah Archives
- Mari Kermit-Canfield, Creative Learning Librarian, Professor of Library and Instructional Services, and 3rd generation Holocaust survivor.
This exhibit is sponsored by the Ferris State University Shoah Archives Committee and the Diversity, Inclusion, and Strategic Initiatives Office.


