Tefillin, Yeshiva Centre, Bondi 2011
ObjektnummerM2020/027:008
TitelTefillin, Yeshiva Centre, Bondi 2011
Upphovsman D-Mo Zajac
BeskrivningBlack and white photographic print titled 'Tefillin, Yeshiva Centre, Bondi 2011' This collection of 12 images were donated by photographer D-Mo Zajac. D-Mo was raised as a Protestant Christian in Poland, but when D-Mo was 32, her mother revealed to her the secret of her grandmother's Jewish heritage.
In 2010, and inspired by this discovery, D-Mo set out to document the religious life of Sydney's Orthodox community, capturing private and communal moments. Her work aims to capture her personal journey of self-discovery and budding sense of belonging through engagement with the community.
D-mo has previously exhibited her work at the State Library of New South Wales and as part of the Head on Photo Festival. Recent works have focused on the experience of the Sydney
Sudanese refugee community and the migrant experience.
These images were on display in the Picture Gallery wall of the Sydney Jewish Museum, October 2017 - April 2018.
In 2010, and inspired by this discovery, D-Mo set out to document the religious life of Sydney's Orthodox community, capturing private and communal moments. Her work aims to capture her personal journey of self-discovery and budding sense of belonging through engagement with the community.
D-mo has previously exhibited her work at the State Library of New South Wales and as part of the Head on Photo Festival. Recent works have focused on the experience of the Sydney
Sudanese refugee community and the migrant experience.
These images were on display in the Picture Gallery wall of the Sydney Jewish Museum, October 2017 - April 2018.
ProduktionsplatsSydney, New South Wales, Australia
ÄmneJewish life
Objektnamnphotographs
Materialphotographic emulsion, paper, paper
Dimensioner
- width: 400.00 mm
height: 295.00 mm
KreditSydney Jewish Museum Collection, Donated by D-Mo Zajac
In appreciation to the Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany (Claims Conference) for supporting this archival project.