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Polish-Jewish calligrapher

Monika Krajewska
Monika Krajewska
Born	Warsaw, Poland
Nationality	Polish
Occupation(s)	Artist, writer, calligrapher, activist
Spouse	Stanisław Krajewski

Monika Krajewska is a Polish activist, mizrah artist, writer, photographer, and Jewish gravestone art and Hebrew language calligraphy specialist.

Monika Krajewska was born in Warsaw. She is married to a philosopher and Polish consultant of American Jewish Committee, Stanisław Krajewski.

At present Monika Krajewska is a teacher at Lauder-Morash Private Jewish School in Warsaw.

She is a member of The Guild of American Papercutters and Jewish Community of Warsaw.

A recipient (jointly with her husband) of the Lifetime Achievement Award of the Taube Foundation for Jewish Life & Culture and American Jewish Committee, presented during the 23rd Jewish Culture Festival in Kraków.

1982 – Czas kamieni – translated to English as Stones time and French as Le temps des pierres
2009 – Mój młodszy brat (en. My younger brother)