Visual Art
Yiddish Folklore Inspires American Artist Debra Olin
Olin’s collages, now on exhibit at NYC’s Eldridge Street Museum, explore the superstitions of Jewish women in the Russian Pale of Settlement.
Tobi Kahn marks a new Jewish ritual — with a new piece of art
For Tobi Kahn tikkun olam looks like a city awash in deep blue, its interior reflecting the heavens, its slot like a mailbox to God.
On an artist’s journey of discovery, embracing mythology while rejecting the bible
Ranei Mazor’s “Personal Mythology” draws from nearly every tradition but Judaism.
Nazis stole thousands of pieces of art — but that was only the beginning of the story
A new exhibit at the Jewish Museum moves attention from the horror of the looted, destroyed art and onto the hard, devoted work of restitution.
Jews have survived a lot — and this artist is preparing us for the apocalypse
Climate change, COVID, rising antisemitism — one artist imagines a structure to root Jewish identity if society fully collapses.
Meet the husband and wife behind Williamsburg’s first Hasidic art gallery
Zalmen Glauber is a local sculptor and an evangelist for his neighborhood’s artistic potential.
A facelift at 40 for a beloved mural of Chicago Jewish life
While the 15 x 13-foot piece held up well for most of that time, in the past few years, it began to deteriorate.
This traditionally trained scribe is bending the rules — literally
Kalman Delmoor’s art brings the Bible to life, extending the letters to create interpretive and meditative pieces.
Meet the real-life artist behind the paintings in ‘Shtisel’
Alex Tubis is a secular, Russian-born artist — but he’s got a lot in common with Akiva.
An artist in exile talks Tu B’Shvat tarot and working from her childhood home
“Fairy tales are also helpful in this time,” Deutsch said. “Imagination is a really important tool for hope.”