On November 4, 1862, President Abraham Lincoln penned a brief letter on official letterhead (“Executive Mansion, Washington”) to Secretary of War Edwin Stanton. “I believe

The Nano Bible was created by professors at the Technion in Haifa, who transcribed the entire Hebrew Bible on a chip the size of a grain of sugar.

Inspired by the Jewish idea that day begins at sundown, this ambitious display of multimedia works by international artists attempts to give visual (and sometimes auditory) concreteness to…

The core exhibit of the National Museum of American Jewish Military History in Washington.

An exhibit on display in Richmond, Virginia, looks at the Jewish voices of the Civil War.

The Other Side of the Curtain A Haggada with Hebrew, Russian and English translations is one of many artifacts featured alongside photos and quotes from

Artist Barbara Wolff employs rich gold, silver and platinum foils on vellum with imagery from nature, archeology and religious custom to create sumptuously detailed religious texts.

Echoes of the Borscht Belt: Contemporary Photographs by Marisa Scheinfeld Scheinfeld’s photos of resorts in the Catskills Mountains are both haunting and beautiful. After entertaining Jewish