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"Amy Winehouse&amp;apos;s private life is on display at a new exhibition at the Jewish Museum in London. Amy Winehouse: A Family Portrait was created in collaboration with Winehouse&amp;apos;s brother, Alex, who hopes the exhibition will show a rarely-seen side of the singer, reports Reuters.\r\nThe exhibition&amp;apos;s curator, Liz Selby, says that the Winehouse family tree is revealed through the display of intimate items owned by the singer, showcasing her cultural beliefs.&amp;#xA0;\r\n500 Greatest Albums of All Time: Amy Winehouse, &amp;apos;Back to Black&amp;apos;\r\n&amp;quot;Amy herself said that her Jewishness is really about family, and I think that really comes across very strongly in the exhibition,&amp;quot; said Selby. &amp;quot;You get to see lots of exhibition related to her family life. In terms of her Jewishness, she was more of a cultural Jew, but she and her family did partake in religious ceremonies.&amp;quot;\r\nWinehouse stuggled with drug and alcohol addiction and died in 2011 at the age of 27 from alcohol poisoning. As the two-year anniversary of her death approaches, Winehouse&amp;apos;s family hopes that the exhibition presents the singer from a fresh perspective.\r\n&amp;quot;I think what we&amp;apos;re trying to do in the exhibition is show her as a well-rounded person,&amp;quot; said Selby. &amp;quot;A person with faults, [but] a person with some great, positive traits as well.&amp;quot; "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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