Liana Finck
By Liana Finck
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49 Reasons Why 2016 Wasn't as Bad as You Think Unterzakhn
It took me a moment to appreciate Leela Corman’s brilliant graphic novel, “Unterzakhn” because it’s all things I am not: brassy, polished and containing multiple complex storylines. Leela, forgive me the review I wrote in this newspaper when I was an insecure young person. I’ve been saving Corman’s recent book — a collection of short…
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Culture My First Memory
Liana Finck is the author of ‘A Bintel Brief: Love and Longing in Old New York” (Ecco, 2014).
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Culture Cut and Paste Your Ancestors
In need of Jewish ancestors? Liana Finck has some for you — just cut out and display! CLICK ON IMAGE TO ENLARGE
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Culture My Magical Mystery Travelogue
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Culture Unusual Creatures That Ruled the World in 2014
The definitive ten best from the world of unusual creatures by Liana Finck — with apologies to Edward Gorey. SCROLL DOWN TO ENLARGE
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Culture New Offerings From the Jewish Bookshelf
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Culture Childhood Beliefs
Last time we checked in with artist Liana Finck, she was asking Facebook friends what they thought God looked like. Today, she asks a more personal question: What were your childhood beliefs? The answers are enlightening. CLICK ON IMAGE TO ENLARGE
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Culture What Does God Really Look Like?
As children, we all have different images of what God might look like. Artist Liana Finck asked a wide variety of people about their childhood images of God. The results are, umm, surprising. SCROLL DOWN FOR LARGER IMAGE.
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