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Photographing Biblical Women
Israeli photographer Dikla Laor reimagines the woman of the Hebrew Bible, from Queen Esther to Moses’ sister Miriam, through lush painterly images set against the breathtaking landscapes of the Golan Heights.

Israeli photographer Dikla Laor reimagines the woman of the Hebrew Bible through lush painterly photos set against the breathtaking landscapes of the Golan Heights.
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State of the Arts
High-profile festivals and public venues like the Mahaneh Yehudah market have made Jerusalem a go-to place for Jewish art-lovers.

High-profile festivals and public venues like the Mahaneh Yehudah market have made Jerusalem a go-to place for Jewish art-lovers.

Film reviews including new Claude Lanzmann documentary and Amos Oz's 'Censored Voices.'

Liz Taylor, Soviet Photography and Holocaust Landscapes

Exhibit reviews of Andy Wahol show and early Soviet photography at the Jewish Museum in New York, and collage, mixed-media and photographic Holocaust landscapes in Houston.

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Sharon Pucker Rivo

by Alexandra Lapkin Schwank

Rivo, a Boston-area academic, early on sensed the imperative to preserve, store and even restore precious Jewish films that capture a world long gone.

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Kickstarter Campaign for Clown Documentary

by Rachel Schwartzberg

The film follows four medical clowns in Israel, including Dush, a 15-year veteran at Hadassah Hospital.

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New Lenses on an Old Land: Photos of Israel

by Milly Ada Abraham

The story of Israel has been told—and retold—through photographs by photojournalists, artists, bloggers and even tourists. Yet French photographer Frédéric Brenner was sure that he

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Radical Visions

by Elin Schoen Brockman

The exhibition’s opening image says it all. Vintage Streisand in an endlessly repeating 42-second video clip from her 1966 CBS special Color Me Barbra. Her

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Death of a Salesman in Yiddish

by Jules Becker

New Yiddish Rep is celebrating Arthur Miller’s centennial (October 17) with a revival (with English supertitles) of Joseph Buloff’s Yiddish version of Death of a

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Amy Winehouse, the Film

by Renata Polt

She was “a very classic North London Jewish girl,” says a commentator about Amy Winehouse, the popular jazz singer whose powerful voice in songs such as “Rehab” put

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