San Francisco’s Contemporary Jewish Museum gives famed director Stanley Kubrick his first retrospective at a Jewish museum.

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

A traveling exhibit tells the story of the capture and subsequent trial of Nazi officer Adolf Eichmann.

A groundbreaking exhibit displays 175 items documenting Jewish heritage and persecution during The Inquisition.

Isaac Mizrahi’s colorful designs are now on view in a first-of-its-kind exhibit at New York’s Jewish Museum.

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.

An ongoing project by an Israeli illustrator delights as well as provides insight on the photos that are the backdrop of our lives on social media.