Click Here to Read: What Philip Johnson’s Glass House Says About the Architect by Anthony Vidler in Architectural Digest on February 28, 2018.

Glass House by Philip Johnson (exterior) in New Canaan, CT, USA.  Photo by Staib.  Public Domain via Wikimedia Commons

Click Here to Read: What the Russian Revolution meant for modern art and culture By David Walsh on the World Socialist Web Site on February 28, 2018.

Soviet leaders Red Square, Moscow, USSR celebrating the second anniversary of the October Revolution. Photo: L.Y. Leonidov. Public Domain via Wikimedia Commons

Click Here to Read:  Milwaukee scholar co-founded Digital Yiddish Theatre Project by Amy Waldman on the Jewish Chronical website on February 23, 2018.

A 3 act Yiddish folk comedy “Dus groise Gevins” (The 200,000) by Sholem Aleichem.  Library of Congress. Public Domain via Wikimedia Commons.

Click Here to Read: Neanderthals Were Artists Too: The discovery of the oldest cave art thus found suggests that Neanderthals may have been the first artists on Earth Jack Sjogren on the HyperAllergic Website on February 27, 2018.

Click Here to Read: A new exhibition in New York tells the story of Jews in space: The exhibition, “Jews in Space: Members of the Tribe in Orbit”, taps into a Jewish fascination with the stars that goes back many centuries by Sonia Zhuravlyova on the JC website on
February 26, 2018.

Click Here to Read:  37 Artists Native to the Americas Weave Stories of Migration and Geography: In a time of bald-faced white supremacy and discrimination, the Nebraska exhibition Monarchs feels vitally relevant by Jillian Steinhauer on the HyperAllergic website on February 14, 2018.

Native American Basket Weavers.  Public Domain via Wikimedia Commons