Jane Manaster of the San Francisco Book Review writes, “how to combine a memoir, a family narrative, and a retrospective of creative art? With grace, diligence, and intense feeling, Jana… Read more “Haunting”: 5 stars for Chocolates from Tangier in San Franisco Book Review →
Peter Wyeth will be giving an in-person presentation for docomomo UK on May 23, 2023 at 6:30 PM. The talk will be held at Grimshaw Architects, (located at Clerkenwell Road, London, EC1M 5NG)… Read more Peter Wyeth to present with Docomomo UK →
Liat Yossifor was recently featured in PATRON’s on-going “Context” series in which artists explore other art exhibitions and share their inspirations and unique perspective. Yossifor walked the camera through Chicago’s… Read more Liat Yossifor tours the Art Institute of Chicago for PATRON Context Series →
Heda Margolius Kovály’s oral history Hitler, Stalin and I recounts her unwavering resilience under authoritarian regimes: surviving Auschwitz, escaping a death march, and eventually fleeing Stalin’s regime. She also depicts… Read more London Czech Centre presents found-footage documentary on the Slánský Trial →
Jana Zimmer was invited to be a speaker at a Yom HaShoah (Holocaust Remembrance Day) Service in Santa Barbara. She presented artwork and stories from Chocolates from Tangier, interweaving her… Read more Jana Zimmer invited to speak at Yom HaShoah service →
Published April 15th, Mitja Velikonja’s book The Chosen Few: Aesthetics and Ideology in Football-Fan Graffiti and Street Art was the subject of a major article in the journal “Info Europa” which… Read more The Chosen Few featured in “Info Europa” →
Contrasting with her usual large-scale oil paintings, artist Liat Yossifor is exhibiting a series of smaller, almost diary-like daily oil paintings on paper. Her exhibition, small seas is open from… Read more Liat Yossifor’s “small seas” opens at University of La Verne, upcoming Ed Schad poetry reading May 2nd →
A recent article discussing the life and work of modernist architect Adolf Loos was published in the New York Review of Books. The writer references Claire Beck Loos’s portrait of… Read more The Private Adolf Loos mentioned in New York Review of Books →