The Jewish artist bringing abortion history to America’s museums
Currently on display at the Whitney Biennial, Carmen Winant's installation of 2,500 archival photos chronicles the work of abortion providers and activists from 1973 to 2022
Currently on display at the Whitney Biennial, Carmen Winant's installation of 2,500 archival photos chronicles the work of abortion providers and activists from 1973 to 2022
The Picasso Museum attempts to re-create the home of Léonce Rosenberg, dealer for Picasso, Léger, Ernst and scads more
Among the objects: a Torah shield created in 1781-82, with images of intertwined plants and animals — some real, some fantastical.
The artist, Jumana Manna, told JTA that she posted before understanding that civilians had been killed
Among the many displays are a 1918 Yiddish linotype press and a replica of the great Yiddish writer Y.L. Peretz’s study in Warsaw
The Codex Sassoon, which contains all 24 books of the Hebrew Bible, dates from the 10th century
The letters were hidden in plain sight at Yad Vashem. Most of their writers’ families had never seen them. Until now.
Kehila Kedosha Janina, a small synagogue on the Lower East Side, represents a tiny Jewish community that lived in Greece for over 2,300 years
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