Marc Chagall and his contemporaries get a reappraisal at the Art Gallery of Ontario.
Max Elstein Keisler thinks about Y-Love and Aramaic hip-hop.
Ayelet Dekel talks to filmmaker Julia Loktev at the Haifa Film Festival.
An exhibit at New York University’s Institute for the Study of the Ancient World brings to life the Jews, Christians and Pagans who once lived in Dura-Europos, and the archeologists who unearthed the ancient settlement.
Richard Pipes reviews Joshua Rubenstein’s “Leon Trotsky: A Revolutionary’s Life.”
David Bezmozgis’s “The Free World,” has been nominated for Canada’s Governor General’s Literary Award and the Giller Prize.
Nazi-looted art has been found at the Kunsthaus museum in Zurich.
Israeli researchers have devised a new algorithm to decode the Bible.
Italian Jewish writer Roberto Saviano has ben awarded the 2011 PEN/Pinter prize for his work on the Naples mafia.
Out and About: Marc Chagall in Canada; Dura Europos Uncovered
