Visual Arts
by JMORE Staff | Sep 12, 2019 | Arts & Life, Gallery ONLY, The Arts, Visual Arts
In a few weeks, Jews around the globe will embrace the future by welcoming the start of the Jewish new year of 5780. But why not occasionally pause and take a journey back in time? The exhibition “Baltimore’s Bygone Synagogues: History Captured” will be... read more
by Simone Ellin, Associate Editor | Sep 5, 2019 | Art, Arts & Life, Fashion, Film & TV, Fun, Museum, Music, Performing Arts, The Arts, Uncategorized, Visual Arts
We get it. The end of summer can be bittersweet. The days get shorter, the temps are cooler, school’s back in session and the pace picks up immeasurably. But fall is also a season of great beginnings. The High Holidays mark the beginning of the Jewish new year,... read more
by Ron Snyder | Sep 3, 2019 | Art, Arts & Life, Film & TV, Fun, The Arts, Visual Arts
Veteran filmmaker Jeremy Newberger says his latest documentary happened almost by accident. Good timing, an abundance of preparations and a confluence of events helped make “Heading Home: The Tale of Team Israel” a reality, he says. The 87-minute film tells the... read more
by Julia Metraux | Jul 18, 2019 | Art, Arts & Life, Performing Arts, The Arts, Visual Arts
As a former theater kid, “Glee” was my favorite TV show in my adolescent years. To this day, I still listen to its covers of classic tunes and newer pop songs. So as someone who now binge-watches Netflix to my heart’s content, I was thrilled to see that... read more
by Josefin Dolsten, JTA | Jul 16, 2019 | Art, Arts & Life, Film & TV, Fun, Performing Arts, The Arts, Visual Arts
It’s Emmy season again, and Jews in the TV industry have plenty of reason to celebrate. Out of all the nominees announced on Tuesday, July 16, here’s a roundup of the Jewish picks on the list. Winners will be announced on Sept. 22 at Los Angeles’ Microsoft Theater.... read more
by Marcy Oster | Jul 10, 2019 | Art, Arts & Life, Film & TV, The Arts, Visual Arts
Israeli actress and “Wonder Woman” star Gal Gadot will star in the biggest feature film ever made by Netflix. “Red Notice,” also starring Ryan Reynolds and Duane Johnson, will have a production budget of about $130 million. The action thriller, set... read more
by Lauren White | Jul 9, 2019 | Art, Arts & Life, The Arts, Visual Arts
Ian Hochberg walks slowly around his Mount Washington living room, gazing intently at each work of art hanging on the wall, all of which he personally created. After a moment of contemplation, Hochberg, a tall, lanky man with an amiable disposition, notes that while... read more
by Ron Snyder | Jul 1, 2019 | Art, Arts & Life, Film & TV, The Arts, Visual Arts
In baseball terms, Morris “Moe” Berg would best be described as a journeyman player. A New York native and son of Jewish immigrants, he played for five Major League Baseball teams between 1923 and 1939, with a lifetime batting average of just .243. The enigmatic... read more
by JTA | May 13, 2019 | Art, Arts & Life, Film & TV, Performing Arts, Visual Arts
Golden Globe-winning actress Peggy Lipton, who represented network television’s version of the quintessential ’60s flower child as the star of the groundbreaking crime drama “The Mod Squad,” died on May 11. She was 72. Her death from cancer was announced the day... read more
by Karen Chernick | May 12, 2019 | Art, Arts & Life, The Arts, Visual Arts
TEL AVIV (JTA) — In 1952, Israel had its third showing at the Venice Biennale, one of the world’s most prestigious art shows, with an exhibition of three painters — Reuven Rubin, Marcel Janco and Moshe Mokady. Israeli contemporary art is “as young as the new Jewish... read more
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