Stories about how we look at Jewish artists and how Jewish artists look at the world.
Stories about how we look at Jewish artists and how Jewish artists look at the world.
Stories about how we look at Jewish artists and how Jewish artists look at the world.
Stories about how we look at Jewish artists and how Jewish artists look at the world.
With Kleztronica, Kaia Berman-Peters blends klezmer elements with electronic dance music
A groundbreaking exhibit tells the story of creation through multiple perspectives, with eye-opening results
Al Leff came from a poor, immigrant family in Brooklyn. The U.S. Army and a camera opened up a whole new world for him.
Born Philip Goldstein, painter Philip Guston was haunted by the tragedies of the past and the horrors of the present
For a time, Ilya Kabakov was the only artist from the Soviet Union to have a successful career in the West as well as within the USSR
The New York City museum announced an initiative to research provenances and return artifacts to countries including Nepal, Egypt and India
Jason Langer's photographs confront the contradictions of ordinary life playing out on sites of mass murder
Yulia Iosilzon's paintings transform Jewish symbols into a vibrant, morphing vision of the world
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