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Inspiring #InternationalWomensDay @joinherizon 20th Anniversary Luncheon! 💫 Let’s work towards a world where gender is not a barrier to safety & success and all women/girls have equal social, political, and economic opportunities. @TakeataKing #LPBC2020 @LeadershipPBC
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After a two-year partnership with East End Temple, the historic Middle Collegiate Church has been approved to restore its building. jta.org/2023/01/11/ny/histor…
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Joseph A. Michael achieved pleasing harmony & balance between positive & negative space in this #mizarah. For those who settled in countries west of Israel a mizarah (East in Hebrew) indicates the proper direction to face during prayer, towards Jerusalem. #JewishMuseumCollection
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As the New York Jewish Film Festival 2023 kicks off tomorrow, watch our introduction from #NYJFF Director Aviva Weintraub on what to expect at this year’s edition! NYJFF is co-presented with @FilmLinc, explore the lineup and get tickets at nyjff.org.
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A new mural in Nolita commemorates Tibor Baranski, who orchestrated the escape of more than 3,000 Hungarian Jews from the Holocaust. jta.org/2023/01/05/ny/a-new-…
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On this date in 1938, William Dodd arrived in New York, having resigned as U.S. ambassador to Germany over his inability to mobilize the State Department to counter the Nazi threat.
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As right-wing protestors target Drag Story Hour events across New York, they face a loosely connected movement of counter protestors that includes many progressive Jewish groups. jta.org/2023/01/06/ny/these-…
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Watch now! Listen to a discussion between art historian Nancy Princenthal, author of Agnes Martin: Her Life and Art and Kristina Parsons, Leon Levy Assistant Curator, part of the curatorial team behind “New York: 1962-1964.”
Watch now: thejm.net/3X7iS0O #NY6264
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“Shrine of Aphrodite” by #IsamuNoguchi was part of the set for #MarthaGraham’s avant-garde ballet “Phaedra,” which debuted in 1962. See Noguchi’s sculpture and Graham's ballet on view in “New York: 1962-1964,” through January 8. Purchase tickets: thejm.net/3GHoNV7 #NY6264
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A New York Times investigation found that hasidic schools in New York are taking advantage of a policy designed to make special education more widely available.
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The Lower East Side has changed dramatically since the 1988 film "Crossing Delancey" was filmed in the neighborhood, though some old-school treasures remain. jta.org/2022/12/23/ny/how-th…
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Sara Brown-Rubinstein, @MISTERMORT and their daughter Isabella are the faces of Nordstrom's "Make Merry" holiday campaign plastered around the city's subways. jta.org/2022/12/23/ny/this-b…
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On the final night of #Hanukkah, we’re featuring a quirky menorah by #JoelOtterson that features @WWE world champion @hulkhogan in the center. Learn more: thejm.net/3vhFMXr
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Watch Now! A panel discussion on the innovation and legacy of experimental dance practices during the early sixties, held in conjunction with the exhibition “New York: 1962–1964.”
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Learn about #Hanukkah and the #menorah in this video featuring @missmayim, Jake Cohen, @larry_kagan, @AlisonLeiby, Kendell Pinkney, @DouglasRidloff, @LaurenRidloff, Asher Weintraub, Adina Cimet, Rachel Levine, and @Naomi_Tal. Watch now: thejm.net/3PBF6py
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#BélaKádár, at the turn of the 20th century, resolved to become an artist. His style is dreamlike and treats themes of love interpreted in a visionary idiom. Although previously untitled, this painting’s title indicates a specific emotional state. #JewishMuseumCollection
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Families! On 12/18 from 11:00 am-3:30 pm, celebrate #Hanukkah with art-making and an exploration of striking Hanukkah menorahs in the #JewishMuseumCollection. @TheGiantRoom will be leading a drop-in installation project from 11:30 am-1:30 pm. RSVP: thejewishmuseum.org/calendar…
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Theresienstadt was a camp-ghetto in the former Czechoslovakia that housed prisoners between 1941 and 1945. Artist František Mořic Na’gl painted watercolors and gouaches depicting scenes of Theresienstadt’s courtyards and the crowded triple-stacked bunks where prisoners slept.
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On 12/11, visitors with intellectual or developmental disabilities & their families are invited to explore “New York: 1962-1964.” The in-person program will take place from 10:30 am-12:30 pm & the virtual program will take place from 2:00-4:00 pm. RSVP: thejm.net/3FqQcZR
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Now open! “New York: 1962-1964,” explores a 3 year period when the Jewish Museum became an epicenter of contemporary art in New York. The exhibition is a layered portrait of the city during a moment that changed American society. Plan your visit: bit.ly/3OrMtNS #NY6264
















