Anka Leśniak, stillframe from the The Witch , 2016. Video taken during the exhibition T he Better Half: Jewish Women Artists before 1938. Courtesy of Wien Museum and Jewish Museum in Vienna.
Lecture by Anka Leśniak, Ph.D., artist and researcher, assistant professor at the Faculty of Sculpture and Intermedia of the Academy of Fine Arts in Gdansk (Poland). In 2019 she was awarded the OeAD Scholarship and currently she is an artist researcher at the Academy of Fine Arts in Vienna, Studio for Conceptual Art/Post-conceptual art practices.
![Anka Leśniak, stillframe from the [em] The Witch [/em], 2016. Video taken during the exhibition T [em] he Better Half: Jewish Women Artists before 1938. [/em] Courtesy of Wien Museum and Jewish Museum in Vienna.](https://www.akbild.ac.at/de/institute/bildende-kunst/veranstaltungen/vortrage-events/2019/what-does-the-witch-represent-today-the-sculpture-by-teresa-feodorowna-ries-and-its-missing-element.-contemporary-interpretations/leadimage/@@images/image-1400-1066e8d72c9ea67ed41d453421fa1e9f.jpeg "Anka Leśniak, stillframe from the [em] The Witch [/em], 2016. Video taken during the exhibition T [em] he Better Half: Jewish Women Artists before 1938. [/em] Courtesy of Wien Museum and Jewish Museum in Vienna.")
