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Frank Gehry, renowned architect who began life as Frank Goldberg, dies at 96

Grace Gilson in JTA · 5 Dec

Frank Gehry, born Ephraim Owen Goldberg, was a Jewish architect celebrated for his groundbreaking modernist designs like the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao and the Walt Disney Concert Hall.

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Rare 14th-century Hebrew Bible will hit the auction block at Sotheby’s

Jackie Hajdenberg in JTA · 1 Dec

A rare 14th-century handwritten Hebrew Bible from Toledo, Spain, adorned with elaborate calligraphic art and micrographic Masorah, is set to be auctioned at Sotheby's New York, with an estimated value of $1.5 to $2.5 million.

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She was a dancer who leapt to the top of her field — then the Trump administration fired her

Stav Ziv in Forward · 1 Dec

The article details the story of Jane Rabinovitz Raleigh, who rose from an intern to Director of Dance Programming at the Kennedy Center before being dismissed during Donald Trump's second term as President, amidst efforts to reshape the esteemed cultural institution.

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Status Glow: Art of the Arch

Cindy Scarr in Mishpacha · 25 Nov

Cindy Scarr explores the intricate art of eyebrow grooming, emphasizing its impact on enhancing facial features and creating a cohesive makeup look.

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Finally a makeup bag that fits everything!!

Sonya's Prep · 23 Nov

In this video, the creator shares a makeup bag that revolutionizes organization for makeup enthusiasts.

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Judy Chicago’s feminist art lands in Tel Aviv — igniting a boycott call and hard questions about Israel

Karen Chernick in JTA · 21 Nov

Judy Chicago's feminist art exhibit, "What If Women Ruled the World?," at the Tel Aviv Museum of Art, has sparked controversy amid ongoing tensions in the region.

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From Buenos Aires to Warsaw, ‘The Bride’ comes home

Barbara Kirshenblatt-Gimblett in Forward · 21 Nov

After almost a century abroad, the painting "The Bride" by Polish Jewish artist Maurycy Minkowski has found a new home at the POLIN Museum in Warsaw.

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The world's oldest known medieval Judaica relic is now its most valuable, too

Noah Hirsch-Rechter in Forward · 18 Nov

The Toledo Museum of Art's acquisition of a 12th-century Afghan Kiddush cup, valued at $4 million, marks a significant event in the Judaica world, involving the most valuable ceremonial Judaica object ever sold.

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At Christie’s, a public viewing and private sale of unique and historic menorahs

Jackie Hajdenberg in JTA · 18 Nov

Christie's is hosting a private sale showcasing 35 unique and historic menorahs from the collection of esteemed attorney and Judaica collector Max N. Berry, as Hanukkah approaches.

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How Mussolini's Jewish lover changed Fascist art and design

Cathryn J. Prince in Forward · 17 Nov

Margherita Sarfatti, a Venetian Jew and Benito Mussolini's lover, significantly influenced the visual language of Italian Fascism through her advocacy for Futurist art.

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The BIGGEST LIE About Art

Chabad.org · 13 Nov

The podcast episode delves into misconceptions about art, particularly focusing on how art is often narrowly defined and misunderstood in broader cultural narratives.

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This Painting BROKE MY HEART

Chabad.org · 11 Nov

This video discusses a poignant painting that deeply affected the speaker, exploring its themes and emotional impact.

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The JEWISH Andy Warhol

Chabad.org · 10 Nov

This episode from the "Ordinary People, Extraordinary Stories" podcast delves into the life and influence of a Jewish artist often likened to Andy Warhol for his impact on pop art and culture.

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The COOLEST Rabbi You'll Ever Meet

Chabad.org · 10 Nov

Yitzchok Moully, an artist with a unique background, shares his captivating journey from growing up on an Australian commune to becoming an integral part of the Chassidic community in Crown Heights.

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Make Your Own Golem

The Cholent in The Cholent · 7 Nov

Isaac Brynjegard-Bialik, an artist known for blending Jewish themes with pop culture elements like comics, is conducting a workshop titled "Make Your Own Golem" at Seattle's Kol HaNeshamah.

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Bet Alfa Mosaic Jewish History in the Torah

Jewish History Lectures · 6 Nov

The Bet Alfa synagogue, located in northern Israel, is home to a stunning 6th-century mosaic that offers a glimpse into Jewish history as depicted in the Torah.

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This German museum's installation demeans Jewish wit

David Zakalik in Forward · 5 Nov

The article critiques Mel Bochner's installation "The Joys of Yiddish" at Munich's Haus der Kunst, suggesting it diminishes the richness of the Yiddish language by reducing it to superficial stereotypes.

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Expert Eye: Ruggalla

Cindy Scarr in Mishpacha · 4 Nov

Rugmaking, one of the world's oldest crafts, continues to blend tradition with contemporary needs.

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Once, artists had the courage to stand for civilization. Now they fear their followers.

Yonatan Daon-Stern in Future of Jewish · 31 Oct

The essay by Yonatan Daon-Stern reflects on the era when artists like Leonard Bernstein, Isaac Stern, and Mstislav Rostropovich were cultural heroes, embodying values and the spirit of civilization through their music.

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A Comforting Call

Rina Raphael in Tablet · 31 Oct

Amidst the tranquil landscapes of Joshua Tree lies a unique wooden booth containing a wind phone, an artistic and therapeutic concept designed for individuals to engage in one-way conversations with departed loved ones.

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How a curator and a rabbi joined forces to keep a piece of Boston's Jewish history alive

Noah Hirsch-Rechter in Forward · 30 Oct

A captivating collaboration between a curator and a rabbi has preserved an important piece of Boston's Jewish history, the Sam Katz Torah ark from Chelsea, Massachusetts.

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American synagogues are closing at a record rate. This retired judge is rescuing their stained glass windows.

Benyamin Cohen in Forward · 29 Oct

Retired Judge Jerry Orbach dedicates his efforts to rescuing stained glass windows from closed or abandoned synagogues across the Midwest.

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One was born Catholic, another was a West Virginia Protestant — now they're all making Jewish art

Simi Horwitz in Forward · 27 Oct

"Children of Ruth: Artists Choosing Judaism" is an exhibition that showcases works by artists who have converted to Judaism, illustrating the profound impact of their conversion on their art.

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The Jewish Museum has just completed a major renovation. Here are 7 highlights.

Jackie Hajdenberg in JTA · 24 Oct

The Jewish Museum on Fifth Avenue has reopened after a $14.5 million renovation, unveiling new exhibits and educational spaces.

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Exhibit: Jewish manuscripts from Muslim and Christian lands

ליסאַ קיס in Forward · 21 Oct

A new exhibit highlights the rich tapestry of Jewish manuscripts originating from both Muslim and Christian regions.

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