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New York’s vibrant theater scene is enriched by diverse influences, including a Russian-Jewish sensibility epitomized by Roman Freud's play "Beneath the Ice ...

Rembrandt's relationship with Jews, often touted as an example of philosemitism, is reexamined in a new exhibition at Boston's Museum of Fine Arts. The exhib...

Barbara Zucker's latest art exhibition and accompanying book, "The Second Oldest Profession: The Wet Nurse, Revered and Reviled," delve into the historical a...

Reborn dolls are hyper-realistic baby dolls crafted by hobbyists who strip and repaint factory dolls to mimic the appearance, weight, and texture of real new...

Frederick Kaufman's piece examines the allure of Broadway from a financial perspective, contrasting it with the author's conversations about investments with...

Frederick Kaufman discusses the fascinating intersection of theater and finance through his conversations with a high school friend who became a banker despi...

In the midst of tense Black-Jewish relations during the 1970s, the Jewish Museum under Karl Katz's direction, sought to bridge communities by showcasing race...

Bill Aron, a sociologist and street photographer, is celebrated for his expansive work capturing Jewish countercultures. His photography, now on display at t...

The piece titled "Costume Links" by SoriA shared on Mishpacha Magazine provides a practical resource for readers interested in purchasing costumes. It direct...

Sharona highlights the benefits of using a personalized embosser as an innovative and budget-friendly means to enhance packaging. Unlike custom-made stickers...

Following a terror attack at Sydney's Bondi Beach, a unique project emerged to preserve the memory of the victims: Sydney Jewish Museum curators and artists ...

Joan Semmel's retrospective at The Jewish Museum, titled "In the Flesh," showcases a powerful reclamation of the female form through her unique lens, challen...

Henry Hohauser, the pioneering architect who moved to Miami in 1933, catalyzed the transformation of Miami Beach into a hub of Art Deco architecture. Motivat...

Liz Lange relates her transition from wearing form-fitting high fashion to embracing the comfort and elegance of caftans as she entered her 50s during the CO...

The Wilbur J. Cohen Building in Washington D.C., renowned for its New Deal-era murals by Jewish artists like Ben Shahn, is threatened by potential sale and d...

For the first time since the Holocaust, a significant non-religious Hebrew publishing house has been established outside of Israel. Founded by Israeli expatr...

Chabad.org featured a joyous and inspiring event at the Sydney Opera House where dance performances brought Jewish culture to life. This event highlighted th...

The Art Gallery of Ontario recently faced a significant internal crisis over the decision not to acquire works by Jewish photographer and pro-Palestinian act...

The Art Gallery of Ontario in Canada has been shaken by resignations following its decision to reject acquiring works by photographer Nan Goldin due to antis...

Joseph Bau, a Holocaust survivor and artist, used creativity as a means of resistance against oppression. His story, showcased at the Joseph Bau Museum in Te...

Emma Goldman, a prominent Russian-born Jewish anarchist, is typically portrayed briefly in American musical theater, appearing in bit parts in productions li...

The exhibition "2020: A Lens of Her Own" at the ANU-Museum of the Jewish People in Tel Aviv highlights the significant contributions of Jewish women photogra...

Arthur Szyk, a Polish-born Jewish artist, utilized his art as a powerful medium against tyranny, particularly during World War II. Szyk became renowned for h...

The exhibition "Who Will Draw Our History? Women's Graphic Narratives of the Holocaust, 1944-1949," showcased at the Kniznick Gallery for Feminist Art at the...

The video explores renowned Dutch artist Rembrandt van Rijn's use of Jewish models for his artwork, with a focus on his portraits that feature Jewish individ...

This engaging biography, written in the form of a graphic novel by Steve Weiner and Dan Mazur, delves into the life and legacy of Will Eisner—one of the foun...

Arthur Szyk, a Polish-born Jewish artist, used his artwork as a powerful form of activism against fascism and bigotry. Celebrated in the exhibition "Art of F...

This video showcases a selection of ten stunning menorahs that exemplify Jewish pride and cultural expression. Each menorah is distinctive, highlighting a va...

Fostering interfaith understanding, Jewish artist Hannah Finkelshteyn and Muslim filmmaker Aakef Khan co-curated "Open Archways: by the light of the same moo...

Alan Silberberg engages in a compelling discussion about his journey from screenwriting to writing Jewish-themed picture books like 'Meet the Latkes' and 'Th...

Yitzchok Moully, an Australian-born artist and ordained rabbi, uses his distinctive pop art to make Jewish themes vividly visible in the public sphere. Known...

This video showcases some of the most unique and creative menorahs from around the world, highlighting the diverse expressions of Jewish culture and traditio...

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

A rare 14th-century handwritten Hebrew Bible from Toledo, Spain, adorned with elaborate calligraphic art and micrographic Masorah, is set to be auctioned at ...

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 dismiss...

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

In this video, the creator shares a makeup bag that revolutionizes organization for makeup enthusiasts. Highlighted for its size and efficiency, this makeup ...

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 re...

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. Origina...

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 ...

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, ...

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

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

This video discusses a poignant painting that deeply affected the speaker, exploring its themes and emotional impact. The artwork serves as a catalyst for a ...

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...

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 ...

Isaac Brynjegard-Bialik, an artist known for blending Jewish themes with pop culture elements like comics, is conducting a workshop titled "Make Your Own Gol...

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 Tor...

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 langu...

Rugmaking, one of the world's oldest crafts, continues to blend tradition with contemporary needs. In a detailed exploration, Cindy Scarr offers insights int...