Sitemap - 2021 - Rough Sketch
Will a Great Awakening follow covid?
Museum labels elevate some religions over others
Degas is not too big to cancel
First vice-presidential mezuzah leaves doorpost open to many unanswered questions
The loneliest Jewish day for aesthetes
West Norway recognizes first official Jewish organization since WWII
Art history sheds light on professor’s reference to student’s hooked nose
In Smithsonian show, some girls are more equal than others
Extra-virgin post-Impressionism
This Yom Kippur, many Jews washed their hands of a certain injunction
The problematic Red Cross logo
Painting behind Taliban fighters in Kabul presidential palace is worth 1,000 words
The 19th-century painter who preached a lesson of shared humanity
The last year and a half may have incubated a new generation of ‘self-taught’ artists
Negative and positive (outer) space reviews
On a July 4 visit to the National Archives
Flipping someone the (17th century) bird
It’s not ‘All aboard’ in the art world
Some ‘Old Masters’ aren’t getting any younger, exhibit suggests.
In art, untidiness is next to godliness
Chassidic Jewish television writer has learned to accept religious institutionalism “warts and all”
Federally-funded D.C. museums still distrust the science.
Should only artists report on art?
The best art found in attics, basements, garages
Queen Esther: the legal thriller
Godforsaken churches are able teachers
Amid the pandemic, give yourself “permission to explore art”
Wrestling with Jewish identity
Smithsonian ’Asian religions’ project gives some faiths the cold shoulder