Out and About: Morton Feldman in Philadelphia; The ‘Once Upon a Potty’ App
Cecil Beaton Studio Archive, Sotheby?s
By Ezra Glinter June 6, 2011
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Holland Cotter takes a look at the Contemporary Jewish Museum’s Gertrude Stein exhibit, reviewed by the Forward’s Joel Schechter here.
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Alona Frankel’s 1975 classic “Once Upon a Potty” is now an app.
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Philadelphia is holding an eight-day festival in honor of composer Morton Feldman, whose work has been covered by the Forward’s Raphael Mostel here and here.
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Jewcy interviews Paris Review editor Lorin Stein.
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The Simon Wiesenthal center has what it thinks is Adolf Hitler’s first anti-Semitic writing.
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Timonthy Snyder analyzes the many interrelated causes of the Holocaust.
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Jake Mamer and Shoshana Olidort profile Bella Meyer, New York florist and granddaughter of Marc Chagall.
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