Extended through December 4, 2022! Curator Darrin Alfred writes, “Jacqueline Groag (British, born Prague, 1903–1986) was one of the most influential and versatile pattern designers of the post-war era. Whether… Read more Groag “Pattern Play” exhibition extended at Palm Springs Art Museum →
Ruben Demasure from the film magazine Sabzian has featured Peter Delpeut’s book on Jonas Mekas, film and trauma in ‘New Book Releases / Spring + Summer 2022‘. Order your copy… Read more Jonas Mekas book featured in Sabzian film magazine →
Linde Luijnenburg of the Dutch Review of Books recently reviewed the original Dutch publication of Peter Delpeut’s Jonas Mekas, Shiver of Memory, noting Delpeut’s nuanced take on first person accounts… Read more Dutch Review of Books: Jonas Mekas, Shiver of Memory “The Beginning of a Conversation” →
Running from December to February, The City of Paris Center in partnership with the Museum of Art and History of Judiasm (MAHJ), is devoting an exhibition to the photography of… Read more Adolfo Kaminsky exhibition at City Hall of Paris Center →
A poignant selection from Hagar Peeters new collection of poetry from City of Sandcastles is included this month in The Nomadic Journal. We mark this month and September 11 as… Read more Hagar Peeters Poetry Selection Reverberates with September 11 →
We are sad to report that author Maurice Rajsfus (April 9, 1928–June 13, 2020) has died from cancer at the age of 92. Holocaust survivor, historian, memoirist, he was President of the… Read more Author and Anti-Police-Brutality Activist Maurice Rajsfus Dies at 92: Memoirist, Historian, Holocaust Survivor — Agent for Change →
H-Net Reviews in the Humanities & Social Sciences commissioned an in-depth review of Éva Forgács’ 2016 book Hungarian Art: Confrontation and Revival in the Modern Movement. In the lengthy article… Read more H-Net Reviews Takes a Close Look at Hungarian Art →
“A compelling read, appalling and inspiring, tragic and hopeful. Heda’s voice comes through incredibly strongly and my admiration for her clear headed courage and determination is very deep. Full marks… Read more Sir John Tusa calls Hitler, Stalin and I a “hopeful” book →