or “Being who I am” “The night before I fly to Germany to see my grandfather Mosha, I meet someone, take him home with me, and for the first time in my life, I sleep with a man.” This sentence begins the first chapter of the 2010 novel Sag es mir (Tell it to me) …
How I could have done otherwise?
DAGESH-Kunstpreis 2021 wird am 20. Mai an Talya Feldman verliehen
DAGESH-Kunstpreis für ihre Installation The Violence We Have Witnessed Carries a
Shots from the latter project have been available for purchase from the art vending
Special exhibition „Heroes, Freaks, and Super-Rabbis. The Jewish Dimension of Comic Art“ from 30 April to 8 August 2010 in the Jewish Museum Berlin.
world caught between Jewish tradition and secular Modernism, the laws of which have
Special exhibition „Heroes, Freaks, and Super-Rabbis. The Jewish Dimension of Comic Art“ from 30 April to 8 August 2010 in the Jewish Museum Berlin.
world caught between Jewish tradition and secular Modernism, the laws of which have
Special exhibition „Heroes, Freaks, and Super-Rabbis. The Jewish Dimension of Comic Art“ from 30 April to 8 August 2010 in the Jewish Museum Berlin.
world caught between Jewish tradition and secular Modernism, the laws of which have
Special exhibition „Heroes, Freaks, and Super-Rabbis. The Jewish Dimension of Comic Art“ from 30 April to 8 August 2010 in the Jewish Museum Berlin.
world caught between Jewish tradition and secular Modernism, the laws of which have
Special exhibition „Heroes, Freaks, and Super-Rabbis. The Jewish Dimension of Comic Art“ from 30 April to 8 August 2010 in the Jewish Museum Berlin.
world caught between Jewish tradition and secular Modernism, the laws of which have
Special exhibition „Heroes, Freaks, and Super-Rabbis. The Jewish Dimension of Comic Art“ from 30 April to 8 August 2010 in the Jewish Museum Berlin.
world caught between Jewish tradition and secular Modernism, the laws of which have
Special exhibition „Heroes, Freaks, and Super-Rabbis. The Jewish Dimension of Comic Art“ from 30 April to 8 August 2010 in the Jewish Museum Berlin.
world caught between Jewish tradition and secular Modernism, the laws of which have
