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Winning Poster 2020
""Designing Memory"" Competition
The Official Commemorative Poster
The winning poster in the ""Designing Memory"" competition, an ongoing initiative of Yad Vashem together with the Israel Ministry of Public Diplomacy. The winning design, created by graphic artist Rote, Sharir, was selected by a distinguished panel of artists and Holocaust education experts out of almost 200 entries, and is being distributed and displayed across Israel to mark Yom HaShoah 2020.
Winning Poster 2021
""Designing Memory"" Competition
The Official Commemorative Poster
The winning poster in the ""Designing Memory"" competition, an ongoing initiative of Yad Vashem together with the Israel Ministry of Public Diplomacy. The winning design, created by graphic artist Vlada Shimanovsky, was selected by a distinguished panel of artists and Holocaust education experts out of almost 200 entries, and is being distributed and displayed across Israel to mark Yom HaShoah 2021.
Winning Poster 2022
"Designing Memory" Competition
The Official Commemorative Poster
The winning poster in the ""Designing Memory"" competition, an ongoing initiative of Yad Vashem together with the Israel Ministry of Public Diplomacy. The winning design, created by graphic artist was selected by Or Siton a distinguished panel of artists and Holocaust education experts out of almost 80 entries, and is being distributed and displayed across Israel to mark Yom HaShoah 2022.
Transports to Extinction The Deportation of the Jews during the Holocaust The Central Theme for Holocaust Martyrs' and Heroes' Remembrance Day 2022 In keeping with the policy of the "Final Solution," during World War II the Germans and their collaborators uprooted millions of Jews from their homes and deported them to their deaths. This meticulously organized operation was an event of historic significance, obliterating Jewish communities throughout German-occupied territory that had existed for centuries. Vast numbers of Jews were sent straight to the extermination sites, while many others were first taken to ghettos and transit camps. Thus, the cattle – or railway – car, the principal mode of Nazi deportation, became one of the most iconic symbols of the Holocaust. Originally a symbol of progress, globalization and human technological prowess during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, the railway car warped into the emblem of the backsliding of human values into the abyss of wholesale mass murder on an unprecedented scale.
Winning Poster 2023
""Designing Memory"" Competition
The Official Commemorative Poster
The winning poster in the ""Designing Memory"" competition, an ongoing initiative of Yad Vashem together with the Israel Ministry of Public Diplomacy. The winning design, created by graphic artist was selected by Or Siton a distinguished panel of artists and Holocaust education experts out of almost 80 entries, and is being distributed and displayed across Israel to mark Yom HaShoah 2023.
