Rembrandt has been hailed for his love of the Jewish people — was it all a myth?
A new exhibit at Boston’s Museum of Fine Arts digs into the artist's much-scrutinized Jewish interactions, real and otherwise
A new exhibit at Boston’s Museum of Fine Arts digs into the artist's much-scrutinized Jewish interactions, real and otherwise
Here’s a selection of photos, videos and recordings from their permanent exhibition to get you started
At the Morgan Library, 'Sing a Song' focuses on the role of psalms in medieval life and literacy
In a Chinatown gallery's vibrant Dan Friedman retrospective, Dan Friedman contemplates the work of Dan Friedman
A full-scale recreation of the 'Secret Annex' opens in New York, a place the Frank family sought vainly to reach
An exhibit in Warsaw displays artwork created by Jews as a strategy for staying alive.
The play about love and supernatural possession symbolizes both the destruction of European Jewry and Jewish resilience
At Temple Emanu-El, rare artifacts, including report cards, portraits and journals, explore the leader's life and legacy
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