“The Noir Effect,” a companion exhibit to “Light & Noir” at the Skirball Cultural Center, reinforces the themes of the main exhibit by tracing noir’s

Three exhibits currently on view around the country, from New York to San Francisco to Milwaukee.

Using rich hues and words of the psalm, Rand’s 36 acrylic paintings surprise and delight in their abstract depiction of man’s struggle for redemption. Through

Blatant anti-Semitism mingled with a thriving Jewish presence in this famous town, before the onset of the Holocaust.

“Mid-century Modern Designs—Shop This Look” reads a recent advertisement on The New York Times website. Glass-walled houses, teak furniture, the Eames lounge chair: In the

Miniature rooms inspired by legendary Jewish characters and personages.

Chasing Dreams: Baseball & Becoming American This exhibit focuses on the role baseball played in helping Jews and other minorities feel comfortable in the United

A sensitive artist, philosopher and devoted family man are not what usually come to mind on hearing the name Alfred Dreyfus. But visitors to the