Tag: Jewish Museum
A Literary Review: The History Of A Myth – The Artless Jew, By...
While some ideas are foolish but harmless, others are not only incorrect but also corrosively destructive.
People Of The Book, People Of The Text: The Harry G. Friedman Society And...
Brad Sabin Hill was sitting in the Oriental Reading Room at the British Library.
A Local, Baltimore Angle On Some Of The Hardships Of Holocaust Refugees
The Jewish Museum of Maryland's "Lives Lost" exhibit offers a meditation on a "dramatic but little known story" - according to the museum Associate Director Anita Kassof.
My America – The Long Road
The Jewish Museum has a story to tell in "My America: Art From The Jewish Museum Collection, 1900-1955."
Different Modernist Trajectories: Schoenberg, Kandinsky, And The Blue Rider At The Jewish Museum
Wassily Kandinsky (1866-1944) and Arnold Schoenberg (1874-1951) were two of the most important modernist artists in the early twentieth century.
Contemporary Art/Recent Acquisitions At The Jewish Museum
The Contemporary Art/Recent Acquisitions exhibition, on view until July 27 at the Jewish Museum, is a multi-media event that poses more questions than it answers. The exhibition includes six videos, eight large photographic works of various kinds, some luxuriously mounted on aluminum panels, one assemblage, one steel sculpture with touch sensitive light sockets, two drawings and one acrylic painting.
