2005 Grant Awards (artist, title, medium, venue) For biographical notes click here Performing Arts: new works for the stage Leon Blank (Huddinge, Sweden), Jewish Dances to Klezmer Music, RfoD/Stallet Theatre Company, Stockholm Deborah Gzesch and Kari Rakkola (Vienna, Austria), The Bound Man, visual theatre play, international festivals in Warsaw and St Petersburg Jane Liddell-King (Cambridge, UK) Seeing the Light, Chutzpah Theatre Company at the ABC Playhouse, Cambridge György George Kozma (Budapest, Hungary) Herzl: The Fugitive at Vidam Szinpad Theatre, Budapest Manuelle Lotz (Paris, France), Le journal d'une folle (Diary of a madwoman) at Théâtre Dejazet, Paris Nicola Mascia and Matan Zamir (Berlin, Germany), Under, choreography, Sasha Waltz and guests dance company at Sophiensaele, Berlin Adrian Schvarzstein (Barcelona, Spain), Klezmer Circus at Ateneu de Nou Barris and on tour in Spain. Jiri Srnec (Prague, Czech Republic) Franz Kafka's Aphorisms at Black Light Theatre, Prague Performing Arts: music composition Amit Arieli (Florence, Italy), New Old Klezmer, series of concerts round Italy and CD recording, Ethnoworld S.R.L, Milan Omer Arieli (Vienna, Austria), Yaakov, concert and live recording, Festival Jüdische Festwochen at the Jewish Museum Auditorium, Vienna Lubomir Denev (Sofia, Bulgaria), Caïn, opera and CD recording, Jewish Cultural Centre, Sofia and Kanev Audio-Publishing Company, Sofia Burton Greene (Amsterdam, The Netherlands), Klezmokum: Ancient and Newer Roots, CD recording, BV Haast, Amsterdam Visual Arts: exhibitions of new work Monika Bulaj (Lombardo, Italy), Jewish Spirituality Beyond the Borders of Fortress Europe, photography, Palazzo Blumenstihl, Polish Institute, Rome and on tour Silvia Dzubas (Berlin, Germany), The Ladder in the Sky, pigment and acrylics, Moses Mendelsohn Academy, Halberstadt Zafer Galibov (Sofia, Bulgaria), The Street, photography, Gallery of the Ministry of Culture, Sofia Glenn Sujo, (London, UK), Germinations and other recent works, etchings, drypoints and acquatints, University of Northumbria Art Gallery, Newcastle; Jewish National and University Library, Jerusalem; West London Synagogue, London Harald Wolff (Paris, France), The Twelve Tribes, oil paintings, Gallery Christof Horschik, Dresden Documentary Films David Mauas (Barcelona, Spain), Who Killed Walter Benjamin… Why a European Association for Jewish Culture?/Aims/The Board, Staff and Associated Organizations/Contact Us/Press Releases/2002 Grant Awards /2003 Grant Award