A review of a popular traveling exhibit featuring 25 reproductions of Arthur Szyk’s political caricatures.

ODESSA: Babel, Ladyzhensky, and the Soul of a City The juxtaposition of text from Isaac Babel’s writings with more than 50 paintings and drawings by

Three New York exhibits feature memorabilia from the Yiddish stage; alarming and graphic Antisemitica; and book art inspired by Israeli poet Rahel Bluwstein.

Volunteers recently came together to create and improve Wikipedia pages for important Jewish women in history—including two Hadassah presidents.

Maurice Nseiri, perhaps the last Jewish practitioner of a centuries-old artistic heritage, reminisces on his life and work in Syria from his current home in Brooklyn.

Fourteen colorfully illustrated sheet-music covers offer a small but rich glimpse into the vaudeville era.

This lovely collection of 140 vintage Jewish postal and elaborate pop-up greeting cards from 1880 to 1915 are on display at the OZ Gallery in New York.

Classical Israeli guitarist Nadav Lev has collaborated with young Israeli composers and vocalists to create a new repertoire for classical and electric guitar.