From Light Transmitters to Ode and Oracle, Inbal Nissim's works in Chutzpah: Spirit. Recollection. Self. are acts of attunement. Collaborations with the unseen, they reflect a Jewish spiritual sensibility – one that emphasises the interconnectedness of the metaphysical and material realms, finding meaning in the fragile space between presence and absence, light and matter. Lose yourself in them this weekend, tap for tickets and Bloomberg Connects → https://buff.ly/I6qJSZq 📷 Madz Rehorek, Chutzpah: Spirit. Recollection. Self. installation view of artworks by Inbal Nissim. (fb)

A medieval marriage ring forged in contemporary Melbourne. The typewriter used to publish the Jewish Weekly News’ Yiddish lift-out. A relic from Shanghai’s Jewish community, photographic glimpses of the city’s past, a Carlton Football Club kippah. There’s so much to see at our Museum, visit free for Open House Melbourne 25 and 27 Jul. Learn more and book a BTS curator or exhibition tour → https://buff.ly/413d5tj 📷 1 Marion Marshall, Marriage Ring, 1991, Jewish Museum of Australia Collection 2578, 2 Chinese Doll, c. 1945, Jewish Museum of Australia Collection 13278.2, 3 Wolfgang Sievers, Flinders Lane, Melbourne, 1959 (detail), Courtesy of State Library Victoria, 4 Typewriter Belonging to Herszl Bachrach, c. 1940s, Jewish Museum of Australia Collection 8272, 5 Kippah, 2007, Jewish Museum of Australia Collection 11438. (fb)