How Refugee Artists Processed Their Displacement During The Nazis’ March Toward War
“In this exhibit we try to ask what happens to artists and their creativity once they become refugees.”
Objections Grow As Germany Rebuilds Church With Historical Nazi Ties
A petition claims that plans to rebuild Potsdam’s Garrison Church fail to contextualize its place in history.
Q&A: Shlomo Avineri On What We Get Wrong About Karl Marx
“In many cases, positions that are attributed to Marx are not his positions.”
Woody Allen’s ‘Rainy Day’ To Open French Festival
The film has had a troubled history in the U.S., but is now teed up for a wide release in Europe.
By Telling Art Spiegelman To Ditch A Trump Reference, Marvel Betrayed Its Own History
Marvel may claim to be “apolitical,” but its comics say otherwise.
Barry Manilow’s Original Musical Is Coming To The Folksbiene
Manilow wrote a musical about a group of Jewish and gentile singers in Weimar Germany.
Hal Fischer’s Groundbreaking Photos Of Gay Life In San Francisco Find Permanent Home
Fischer’s three portfolios - his entire photographic output - has been acquired by the University of Illinois.
Q & A: Why The Citizens Of A French Plateau Saved Hundreds During The Holocaust
The windswept plateau of Vivarais-Lignon in south-central France has a history of remarkable acts of sacrifice.
The Need To Know: Why Israel Won’t Let Omar, Tlaib Visit
Congresswomen Ilhan Omar and Rashida Tlaib were supposed to travel to the West Bank this weekend. Now Israel won’t let them in. Why?
Woodstock Changed The World. Here’s The Inside Story Of How Max Yasgur Made It Happen.
“You can all go pound salt up your ass, because come August 15, we’re going to have a festival!”
