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The ninth and final artist featured in the Rotating Gallery is Julie Weitz, who, invites for a ritual performance of a dybbuk exorcism.

The seventh work to be presented at the Rotating Gallery is an installation by Hana Umeda — a performer, theatre director and choreographer.

His installation symbolizes a "passage"—the journey undertaken by the Jewish nation, and its painful past.

Event cancelled due to illness of the artist.

Six-episode series of documentaries

The artist will take you on an electro-alternative journey with elements of tradition, touching upon current social issues.

This fall, join POLIN Museum and YIVO Institute for Jewish Research for a special online mini-course that will explore four major arenas where changes occurred—spirituality, politics, gender, and culture—dispelling the myth of the shtetl as a stagnant and isolated Jewish community.

Maria’s multimedia presentation is a journey through her music albums she recorded in Yiddish.

Music installation responding to the difficult heritage from the POLIN Museum collection.

In the final days of the Rotating Gallery, we invite you to a performative installation addressing the theme of radical hospitality.

The final week of a group exhibition of contemporary Jewish artists

Helena Berlewi produced her first painting in 1952, at the age of 79. From that moment on, she never stopped painting. Berlewi developed her own individual style and exhibited widely all across the globe.