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Happy birthday to visual, conceptual, and installation artist Helène Aylon. She was born today in 1931, in Brooklyn. This multi-media installation “The Liberation of G-d” (from our collection) is a feminist commentary on the Hebrew Bible and other established traditions.
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Happy birthday to visual, conceptual, and installation artist Helène Aylon. She was born today in 1931, in Brooklyn. This multi-media installation “The Liberation of G-d” (from our collection) is a feminist commentary on the Hebrew Bible and other established traditions.

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Painter Alice Neel was born today in 1900. Her depiction of art historian Meyer Schapiro (from our collection) stands at the end of a long line of psychologically penetrating portraits. By isolating her sitters in the comfortable setting of her studio and applying an expressive use of color, Neel sought to capture the individual characteristics of the public personalities that peopled her bohemia. http://ow.ly/h6STG
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Painter Alice Neel was born today in 1900. Her depiction of art historian Meyer Schapiro (from our collection) stands at the end of a long line of psychologically penetrating portraits. By isolating her sitters in the comfortable setting of her studio and applying an expressive use of color, Neel sought to capture the individual characteristics of the public personalities that peopled her bohemia. http://ow.ly/h6STG

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Happy #AustraliaDay! This #Torah binder references artist Sue Trytell’s Jewish identity & her native Australia. Find out more here: http://ow.ly/h6Rv1
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Happy #AustraliaDay! This #Torah binder references artist Sue Trytell’s Jewish identity & her native Australia. Find out more here: http://ow.ly/h6Rv1

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“Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better.”-Albert Einstein #TuBShevat starts tonight. 

Samuel Halpert, Trees, 1917. Oil on canvas. The Jewish Museum, New York.
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“Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better.”-Albert Einstein #TuBShevat starts tonight. 


Samuel Halpert, Trees, 1917. Oil on canvas. The Jewish Museum, New York.


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Robert Motherwell was born today in 1915.In 1950 architect Percival Goodman asked the painter to create a mural for the entry hall of Congregation B’nai Israel in Millburn, NJ. This preparatory study shows abstracted Jewish symbols which Motherwell incorporated into his final design. Find out more here: http://ow.ly/h5TMI
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Robert Motherwell was born today in 1915.In 1950 architect Percival Goodman asked the painter to create a mural for the entry hall of Congregation B’nai Israel in Millburn, NJ. This preparatory study shows abstracted Jewish symbols which Motherwell incorporated into his final design. Find out more here: http://ow.ly/h5TMI

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Argentinean artist Guillermo Kuitca was born today in 1961. This painting, Untitled, from our collection addresses Kuitca’s position as an artist of Jewish background in overwhelmingly Catholic country. The tensely juxtaposed symbols - the menorah and the cross - intensify the highly charged psychology of the vacant stage set, evoking feelings of angst, emptiness, and loss. 
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Argentinean artist Guillermo Kuitca was born today in 1961. This painting, Untitled, from our collection addresses Kuitca’s position as an artist of Jewish background in overwhelmingly Catholic country. The tensely juxtaposed symbols - the menorah and the cross - intensify the highly charged psychology of the vacant stage set, evoking feelings of angst, emptiness, and loss. 

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The Ballad of the Weeping Spring- A Ballad of Hope and Revival... disguised as a falafel western. Read more about it on our blog.
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The Ballad of the Weeping Spring- A Ballad of Hope and Revival... disguised as a falafel western. Read more about it on our blog.

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Elaine Lustig Cohen, poster for Primary Structures exhibit, Jewish Museum of New York, 1966
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Elaine Lustig Cohen, poster for Primary Structures exhibit, Jewish Museum of New York, 1966

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Film critic and author J. Hoberman introduces a special screening of the classic horror film, The Black Cat, directed by the versatile and prolific Edgar G. Ulmer. Tomorrow at the New York Jewish Film Festival.
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Film critic and author J. Hoberman introduces a special screening of the classic horror film, The Black Cat, directed by the versatile and prolific Edgar G. Ulmer. Tomorrow at the New York Jewish Film Festival.

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Oma and Bella director Alexa Karolinski during Q&A 2013 #NYJFF
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Oma and Bella director Alexa Karolinski during Q&A 2013 #NYJFF

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