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Modern Jewish sights in Vienna —
a rabbi meeting with a cardinal, the
kosher butcher on Singerstrasse and
the lighting of Sabbath candles —
make up the current exhibit at the
Spertus Museum in Chicago.
The traveling display, "Vienna
Today," showcases 60 photographs
taken in 1994 by Harry Weber, a
Al Vienna native. The works, originally
shown at the Jewish Museum, Vienna,
were featured at the Cannon Rotunda
on Capitol Hill before stopping in
Chicago.
"Reflecting and trying to under-
stand why people do what they do or
finding out why they do not do a cer-
tain thing" is the way Weber describes
his work, according to the catalogue
that accompanies the exhibit.
In approaching the complexities of
Vienna, he has placed his trust in peo-
ple as they see themselves as Jews in
very personal ways. Looking for those
images, Weber spent 12 months in his
home city.
The exhibition does not attempt to
offer a complete and objective impres-
• sion of modern Jewish lifestyles. The
• pictures form a portrait of an often
repressed, but nonetheless vital, urban
reality.

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religious and the worldly, emigrated
to Palestine in 1938 and served as a
soldier in the Jewish Brigade until
1946.
Since his return to Austria, he has
worked as a photographer for Stern
magazine, the Salzburg Festival and
the Theater in der Josefstadt.
His work has been published and
shown internationally, and he is a
recipient of the Dr. Karl Renner
Award for Journalism.

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Although Weber does not consider
himself a religious person, the life of
the Orthodox community in the area
known as Leopoldstadt interests him
deeply. According to the catalogue,
Weber celebrates the revival of Jewish
life there.
Weber, who captures the sponta-
neous and the ritual as well as the

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"Vienna Today" continues through
February at the Sperms Museum,
618 S. Michigan, Chicago. Muse-
um hours are 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Sun-
days-Wednesdays, 10 a.m.-8 p.m.
Thursdays and 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Fri-
days. (312) 322-1747.

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