The Jewish Musicians, a Review
Twenty-seven Jewish musical icons are featured in paintings and photographs by Nashville artists and photographers.
Liz Taylor, Soviet Photography and Holocaust Landscapes
Exhibit reviews of Andy Wahol show and early Soviet photography at the Jewish Museum in New York, and collage, mixed-media and photographic Holocaust landscapes in Houston.
New Lenses on an Old Land: Photos of Israel
The story of Israel has been told—and retold—through photographs by photojournalists, artists, bloggers and even tourists. Yet French photographer Frédéric Brenner was sure that he
Radical Visions
The exhibition’s opening image says it all. Vintage Streisand in an endlessly repeating 42-second video clip from her 1966 CBS special Color Me Barbra. Her
The David Berg Rare Book Room
The 1,000-square-foot, glass-enclosed space features exhibitions and collections of rare books, first editions, illuminated manuscripts as well as letters dating back centuries from the five partner institutions of…
A Portal to Israel’s Museums
That Israel has the highest number of museums per capita in the world has been lauded by culture lovers. Now, English, Hebrew and Arabic speakers
The Second Abraham
On November 4, 1862, President Abraham Lincoln penned a brief letter on official letterhead (“Executive Mansion, Washington”) to Secretary of War Edwin Stanton. “I believe
Let There Be Nano
The Nano Bible was created by professors at the Technion in Haifa, who transcribed the entire Hebrew Bible on a chip the size of a grain of sugar.
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