Anthony RussellMy Own Personal Robeson
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Eve Sicular and Natalia Zuckerman breathe new life into the Yiddish song FARLANGEN, queering the lyrics in the process... The post Farlangen appeared first on Yiddishkayt.
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In their project WETLAND, Moriel Rothman-Zecher and Zoë Aqua respond to their time together traveling through lakeside towns of Belarus where Yiddish speakers once lived... The post Wetland appeared...
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Alexx Shilling examines the ways contemporary bodies and spaces remember the past in her project NOTHING THERE THERE (TOPOGRAPHY)... The post Nothing There There appeared first on Yiddishkayt.
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Michael Curtiz directs a powerful and visually stunning anti-fascist classic based on Jack London’s 1904 adventure novel. The post The Sea Wolf appeared first on Yiddishkayt.
View ArticleJUXTAPOETRY The Quality of Mercy
Juxtapoetry Kadya Molodowsky meets Samih al-Qasim July 2021 In the face of catastrophe and massacre, two poets turn and speak to God. One, in Yiddish, asks God to mercifully turn away from her people,...
View ArticleStories for May 1Labzik by Chaver Paver
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View ArticleCulinary + Culture Salon The Rye Edition
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View ArticleLAYKA Lens January 2021
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View ArticlePontshkes & Poetry A Hanukka Culinary Salon
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View ArticleJUXTAPOETRY | December We Three Kings
Juxtapoetry Itzik Manger meets Federico García Lorca December 2020 In this Juxtapoetry, we look at two poets — Itzik Manger and Federico García Lorca — who translated biblical tales into their...
View ArticleKameradschaft
G. W. Pabst’s moving 1931 film continues a cinematic inquiry into questions of community and solidarity across borders. The post Kameradschaft appeared first on Yiddishkayt.
View ArticleDavid Shneer & Jewlia Eisenberg ART IS MY WEAPON
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Juxtapoetry Marina Tsvetaeva meets Agha Shahid AliNovember 2020In this edition of Juxtapoetry, two émigré poets reject simplistic cliches of what it means to look back on one’s country — and what it...
View ArticleAntifascist History |Battle of Cable Street
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View ArticleJUXTAPOETRY Half-Destroyed Instruments
Juxtapoetry H. Leivick meets Adrienne RichOctober 2020In this Juxtapoetry, a Yiddish poet imagines a fragment of his skeleton being found by perplexed future generations, and decades later an American...
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