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Tablet Magazine, October 2, 2020
Judeus no Espiritismo e na Umbanda: De entidades a adeptos
Alex Minkin, Revista ANTHROPOLÓGICAS, Brasil 2018
This article in Brazilian anthropological magazine Revista ANTHROPOLÓGICAS explores the interaction of Jewish and Brazilian cultures through the centuries, focusing on Jewish themes in Brazilian religions of Kardecism and Umbanda. Several waves of Jewish immigration to Brazil are considered: from Portuguese Crypto Jews of 16th and 17th centuries and Moroccan Jewish Amazon rubber boom workers of late 19th century, to Eastern European immigrants of the 20th century. Each of these waves influenced Umbanda, a syncretic Afro-Brazilian religion that celebrates, among others, the spirits of Jewish rebels, sages and prostitutes. Finally, the changing attitudes of Brazilian Jews towards both religions are analyzed. (In Portuguese)
Democracia na Teia, Luiz Felipe Pondé
Judaism, Spiritism and Umbanda, May 19, 2019

Tribuna Judaica, Sao Paulo, March 2019

Hebraica, Sao Paulo, February 2019
Tablet Magazine, February 2018
Rio Times Online about SILENT|LOUD project, June 14th, 2015:
Boa Diversão about SILENT|LOUD project, September 15, 2014.
Rio Times Online about SILENT|LOUD project, June 24th, 2014:

O Globo, on SILENT|LOUD project, April 10, 2013
Rio Times Online about SILENT|LOUD project, April 10, 2014:
Voice of Russia talks to Alex Zhemchuzhnikov about SILENT|LOUD (in Portuguese):
Pletz, Brazilian Jewish portal on screening of Der Golem, March 10, 2014.
Interview to Voice of Russia (in Portuguese), December 2, 2013:
Inheritance of a Story presents the poetic prose of Clarice Lispector, mystical Brazilian writer of Jewish-Ukrainian descent, juxtaposed with works of three New York artists Anya Roz, Tanya Levina and Yuliya Levit. This show explores the tales of strangers in strange lands and recurrent narratives of Jewish diaspora. Jewish Art Now, Nov 21st, 2013
Ticún Brasil: Lending a Hand to Brazil’s Jews (Who Apparently Exist). Heeb Magazine, May 11, 2012
UOL, The largest Brazilian web portal (in Portuguese and in English.), May 16th, 2012
Imagens do Povo, May 5, 2012