Out and About
Image by Liana Finck
By Ezra Glinter November 28, 2011
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The Times photographs Brooklyn’s Russian ballet.
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Liana Finck gives a graphic take on the Forward-sponsored Graphic Details exhibition.
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The Ben Uri Gallery in London is showing the once-missing works of painter Josef Herman.
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The New York Times profiles the Jewish trans-band Schmekel. Read Eddy Portnoy’s piece for the Forward here.
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Forward contributor Joshua Furst is interviewed by Ugarte Magazine.
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In Hadassah Magazine, Sholem Aleichem gives his take on America.
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Jed Perl launches another protest against the infiltration of art by money.
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A new web series called “Danger 5: The Diamond Girls” starts with an attempt to assassinate Hitler.
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Rapper Asher Roth has signed with Def Jam Records and is expected to release an album in March, 2012.
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A Canadian rabbinical seminary is set to open in Toronto inside of a Catholic school of theology.
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Sol LeWitt’s Photographs of the Lower East Side are going on display at the Mondrian SoHo.
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