Thank You 2018!

 
To the friends, family, colleagues, acquaintances, and strangers who have donated to Paulina (She is alone) in 2018:
 
I am (we are) so honored and touched by your generous acts of support at this crucial phase. This is a self-organized project that requires many leaps of faith. Each step forward is only made possible by the sprouting of yet another bridge, that connects to yet another, and another:
 
Francine Affourtit
Chloe Bass

Andrew Beccone
Keren Benbenisty
Paula Berliner
Jules Bernstein

Lauren Bierly

Tova Carlin

Tyler Coburn

Angela Conant
Marianna de Nadal

Jesse Devine
Liliana Dirks-Goodman

Elise Gardella

Jonathan Garfinkel

Alicja Gaskon

Yasi Ghanbari
Abigail Glaum-Lathbury

Aviad Goldgevicht
Talia Greene
Clay Haphaz

Kara Hearn 

Anne Hege

Nung-Hsin Hu 
Abigail Hurewitz
Emily Katz

Zebadiah Keneally

Jac Lahav

Steve Lambert

Katerina Lanfranco
Dawn Leuck
Bernice Levy

Dana Levy

Doug Levy

Ronald Levy

Dan Liberatore
Aaron Lowenstein
David Maroto

Wendy Meirs Marcari

Nat May
Kate McKrickard

Howie Meirs

Marvin Meirs

Susan Meyrowitz and David Meyrowitz

Eric and Jessica Meyrowitz

Georgia Muenster
Jolene Noelle

Harrison Owen and Wiley Bowen

Leonard Pariser

Mark Pariser
Wayne Pariser

Piero Passacantando

Clare Posnack

Sheetal Prajapati

Sunita Prasad

Laurel Ptak
Jennie Rabinowitz
Misha Rabinovitz and Caitlin Foley
Shai Rao

Evan Read

Nat Roe 

Michael Rubenfeld

Anna Rutenberg
Nicole Schaffer
Laura Schneider

Harris Schrank

David Eric Schwartz

Todd Shalom

Elisabeth Smolarz
Maya Suess

Sarah Cameron Sunde
Sally Szwed
Stephanie Tang

Dannielle Tegeder

Hong-An Truong

Hannah Tümpel

Jason Urban
Viktor Valasek

Angela Washko

Alice West
Dan Wolf
Kit Yi Wong

Ségolène Xavier

Anonymous x 6!
 
THANK YOU
 
Additional gratitude to  Asylum Arts Small Grants Program for supporting the project, to Brooklyn Arts Council for being its Fiscal Sponsor, to the POLIN Museum for the History of Polish Jews for hosting the ongoing research and presentation, to the Emmanuel Ringelblum Jewish Historical Institute for additional research support, and Warsaw JCC for hosting our very first event in Warsaw. Special acknowledgement to the individuals at these institutions who have dedicated valuable time and energy to this project in 2018, making 2019 possible, and the artist-peers who have offered valuable guidance and expertise to this developing process.
 
And (last but not least) to Patrycja Dołowy, for her collaboration, support, and friendship throughout this unpredictable and exciting time.