Art
New German Monument Honors Gays And Lesbians Persecuted By Nazis
“Today gay and lesbians are discriminated against, persecuted and killed. I hope this monument helps [people] never forget the history.”
How Jews Invented The American Dream
Within a generation, Jewish-Americans had populated the top tiers of business, law, education, journalism, and the arts
This Childishly Idiotic Fake Cover Isn’t Donald Trump’s First ‘Time’ Embarrassment
The whole thing is absolutely humiliating – both for Trump and for us – because of the quality of the fake and its mere existence.
To Diane Arbus, Every Portrait Was A Self Portrait
Arbus’s work is so compelling because she is completely captured by what she captures.
This Artist Wanted Her Work Destroyed — Thankfully It Wasn’t
The artist Florence Stettheimer said she wanted her work destroyed — luckily for us, that didn’t happen.
New Center For Jewish History Head David Myers Shares His Vision For The Future
New Center For Jewish History president David Myers shares his vision for the future of CJH in an exclusive interview.
Jewish Auctioneer Selling Lost Jackson Pollock He Found In A Garage
The auctioneer first found the painting after being invited to an estate sale to inspect a signed poster of the 1992 Los Angeles Lakers
Irving Penn Gets Intimate — Very Intimate — At The Met
“Penn’s images were a quiet celebration of the ingenuity of the female form.”
Report: Jared And Ivanka Failed To Disclose Multimillion-Dollar Art Collection
Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump failed to disclose to tax authorities a multimillion-dollar art collection they have amassed since 2009.
Could Judy Seigel Be The Next Posthumous Photo Phenom?
Historians deem Judy Seigel the “unsung heroine” of the alt photography world, influencing many authors and artists.
