Celebration: Jewish Community Photographs
- Past Exhibition
Sydney-based Polish photographer D-Mo Zajac has been documenting refugee and migrant communities in Australia and overseas since 2010. Having recently discovered her own Jewish heritage, photographing the Jewish community was a personal journey for Zajac. Her intimate glimpses of religious and cultural events are on display in Celebration: Jewish Community Photographs, launched as part of Multicultural March.
This display can be found on Level 1 of the Macquarie Street building.
Exhibition Information
1 Shakespeare Place
Sydney NSW 2000
Australia
+61 2 9273 1414
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Sydney-based Polish photographer D-Mo Zajac has been documenting refugee and migrant communities in Australia and overseas since 2010. Having recently discovered her own Jewish heritage, photographing the Jewish community was a personal journey for Zajac. Her intimate glimpses of religious and cultural events are on display in Celebration: Jewish Community Photographs, launched as part of Multicultural March.
This display can be found on Level 1 of the Macquarie Street building.
Featured image: Laya Slavin lighting the candles for Hanukkah with her daughter Mussia and son Shlomo, 2010, D-Mo Zajac