Performance

Of Angels and Doubles: Paul Klee’s Angelus Novus from Berlin to Jerusalem

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At The Jewish Museum, *Of Angels and Doubles: Paul Klee’s Angelus Novus from Berlin to Jerusalem* follows the itinerary of Klee’s 1920 drawing as it moves through the political and intellectual climates that shaped its meaning. The program tracks the image’s afterlife, including its role in modern Jewish thought and the wider story of European displacement and collecting. In New York, where Klee’s work has long circulated through museums and scholarship, the piece reads as a study in how objects accrue history. One clear takeaway is that provenance becomes a form of interpretation.