The Schmooze

Out and About: Andy Warhol in Tel Aviv; Israeli Bands in Berlin

Andy Warhol, ?Franz Kafka,? screen-print on Lenox board, 1980.

By Ezra Glinter October 25, 2010

The Museum of the Jewish Diaspora in Tel Aviv is showing Andy Warhol’s Jewish portraits.
Folk legend Pete Seeger supports a financial, but not an artistic boycott of Israel.
“Hitler and the Germans,” an exhibit at Berlin’s German Historical Museum, is a huge hit.

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Also a huge hit in Germany: Israeli bands.

Leonard Bernstein’s late opera “A Quiet Place” will play in New York for the first time.
Tony Kushner talks “Angels in America.”
What is an authentic Jewish relationship to the arts?
Linguist Sol Steinmetz has died.

Ezra Glinter is the critic-at-large of the Forward.

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