‘Mein Kampf’ Is Back — And There Are Reasons To Worry About That
Now that “Mein Kampf” is a bestseller in Germany, is that a victory for free speech? Or, is it cause for alarm?
For July 4, Irving Berlin’s most American song
“Russian Lullaby” is at turns Jewish, African American, and Russian – which is to say that it is quintessentially American.
Why Time’s Trump Cover Is A Subversive Work of Political Art — Even A Year Later
Jewish photographer Nadav Kander’s cover shot of Trump seems simple enough, but look closer. A year later there’s still more to it than you thought.
Israeli Photographer Ofir Barak Discusses His Work On Mea Shearim
Israeli photographer Ofir Barak discusses his influences and work for a new book of images from the Mea Shearim area - “Mea Shearim: The Streets”
How Magnum Reinvented, Redefined and Revolutionized Photography
No organization has done more to record, that is, to constitute history than Magnum Photos.
In “Shooting Holy Land” Josef Koudelka And Gilad Baram Explore The Aesthetics Of The Israeli Wall
The film is not really about the wall, or the conflict. Rather it is about Koudelka and his process. About photography, about a way of seeing.
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.
Why Monument Valley II Is The Most Beautiful Mobile Game Of 2017
The game works best when you embrace the restraint of its design and the patience required to play and simply luxuriate in the beauty of each level.
See An Ancient Ten Commandments Fragment Digitized By Cambridge Digital Library
The Nash Papyrus is, with the exception of the Dead Sea Scrolls, the oldest known biblical text.
Brooklyn Academy of Music Launches Digital Archive
Available for online viewing are posters designed by the likes of Frank Stella, Roy Lichtenstein, Keith Harring, Sherrie Levine.