Tag: Yeshiva University Museum
My Son the Pioneer Jewish Doctor
While some religions place ultimate responsibility for healing in divine hands, “Jews don’t see a conflict between faith and medicine,” says Alan M. Kraut, a professor of history at American University who helped put together the exhibition “Trail of the Magic Bullet: The Jewish Encounter With Modern Medicine, 1860-1960,” on view at Yeshiva University Museum in Manhattan.
Art That Produces, Not Consumes
The current show at the Yeshiva University Museum is bizarrely titled.
From Amputation To Wholeness: A Call To Art From The Torah World
"We have inherited an amputated visual culture, viscously cut off from our artistic forefathers we have every right to lay claim to," exclaimed Archie Rand, artist and professor at Columbia University.
Bradford’s Conundrum: Paintings By John Bradford
John Bradford's exhibition of nine paintings, done in the 1990's - presents us with a conundrum.