I managed to (all too briefly) see the Dybbuk exhibition at the MAHJ in Paris yesterday. I’ll post a few snaps with labels. Here Andrzej Wajda in a stage cemetery in 1988.

Limmud group papercuts inspired by the legendary David Moss.

Almost too tired (and probably brewing the inevitable post-Limmud bug) to light Chanukah candles, but duly lit.

Coexistence…at Limmud dinner.

If you want Jewish artists to exist and thrive, buy their art. Just bought a tiny etching at Limmud.

Limmud paper cuts that were made after Shabbat.

The Medieval Women exhibition at the British Library is great, but why are apparently only women visiting it?!

The V & A held a fascinating conference on their Jewish objects, artists, collectors and benefactors on Tuesday. David Feldman and Edmund de Waal were particularly memorable. It was recorded and should become accessible soon.