Issue #5
Introducing TIKKUN/REPAIR
Sanctuary
"Iron Dome Listicle"
Patterns
The Diaspora of Poland-Palestine
"Operation" and "Price of Entry"
Three States of Gender Alchemy
The Octopus
Among Refugees Generation Y
Tikkun Olam, or "small-z Zionism"?
29 Texts on Tikkun Olam
The Problematics of Return
Reading Reparation
Tikkun Olam Today
Stories of Demolition
Work and Worship
"Hevron" and "Mishna Ketubot 4:4"
The Sign Under Which They Fight
Cultivating Jewish "Ecotheology"
Entropical Futures
A Problem
Among Refugees Generation Y
People Among People mural located at Mensch Meier, Berlin, lime paint on Plaster, 20 x 5.5 m, 2019
Sketch in 5 languages D - 200 x 130 cm, ink and acrylic on paper, 2018
Among Refugees Generation Y is a series of multilingual calligraphy murals in the public space of Berlin, based on the story “Among Refugees” (1923) by the writer Dovid Bergelson—one of the leading Yiddish writers of the twentieth century and the artist’s great-grandfather. Using multiple languages to translate, the artist’s murals and sketches create a cultural hybridity between different migrant and refugee communities in contemporary Berlin.
Photos: Lea Fabrikant