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mahJ Calendar

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Photo colorisée d'Hanna Rovina dans le rôle de Léa prise lors d'une représentation du Dibbouk à Berlin, 1926
Exhibition

The Dybbuk. Phantom of the lost world

From 26 September 2024 to 26 January 2025

In popular Jewish culture, a dybbuk refers to a wandering soul that takes possession of a living person, according to a belief that developed in Eastern Europe from the 18th century onwards. The dybbuk is one of those supernatural creatures that have gone beyond the realms of superstition to become a theme that inspires artists past and present. The mahJ is the first museum to explore the subject in a rich exhibition combining theatre, film, music, literature and popular culture.

Actuellement
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La danseuse saute dos aux vagues
Exhibition

Paula Padani. Migrant dance: Hamburg, Tel Aviv, Paris

From 14 November 2024 to 16 November 2025

The exhibition retraces the little-known career of dancer Paula Padani (1913-2001) through over 250 photographs, posters, documents and costumes. With her vision of movement as a force for life, and her ability to bounce between different countries and cultures, she blazed new trails for her art and played a pioneering role in the emergence of Israeli contemporary dance. 

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