The Yiddishland Pavilion unfolds alongside the Venice Biennale as a self-initiated, self-funded project—carried by a small, dedicated team of artists, curators, researchers, and organizers working across geographies.
Rooted in the politics of diaspora, Yiddishland challenges the logic of the nation-state, giving voice to a culture shaped by migration, memory, and multilingualism. Through performances, exhibitions, public programs, and digital interventions, we create a space where Yiddish culture is not only remembered, but reactivated—fluid, alive, and in conversation with global struggles.
This work takes time, labor, and care. We need your support to cover essential costs: artist fees, production, travel, materials, digital infrastructure, and accessibility. Every donation helps us stay independent and sustain this ambitious platform for radical, borderless cultural practice.