Por: The Boston Globe Nation September 23, 2022
After Boston resident Andi Pollinger’s mother died of breast cancer, she inherited a triangular pendant engraved with her mother’s birth date, a green Jewish star, the name of her home city, Frankfurt, and the word ‘Shaddai,’ which means God in Hebrew. For Pollinger, the charm was a simple way to remember the late Ruth Wermuth, who survived Nazi Germany and died when Pollinger was only 12 years old, alongside the other belongings she... + full article
Associated Press USA Life September 26, 2022
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Workers at the Philadelphia Museum of Art began a strike Monday citing wage and health care issues as the institution said it would remain open during the walkout.The Philadelphia Inquirer reported that the union representing about 180 of the museum’s... + más
New Art Museums For D.C., Iowa City And San Francisco Open This Fall | Forbes
New MIT Museum glimpses the future and examines school’s past | The Boston Globe
Orlando Sentinel USA Entertainment September 24, 2022
The Garden Theatre and Orlando Museum of Art came under scrutiny Thursday as 34 organizations made their case to receive Orange County money through annual cultural-tourism grants. Both the theater and museum are seeking $155,000. Thursday’s meeting gave a panel of... + más
Markets, museums, movies and more: What to do around Baton Rouge | The Advocate
Billie and Ella in West Baton Rouge, lots of theater tickets and fiber art at Glassell Gallery | The Advocate
The Atlantic USA Entertainment September 24, 2022
Ken Burns’s docuseries The U.S. and the Holocaust confronts a topic that many Americans of every political stripe prefer to avoid: responsibility.Getty; National Archives and Records Administration; Joanne Imperio / The AtlanticSeptember 16, 2022Many works of history are much... + más
‘Should I walk?’ Orange Line riders grumble that ‘slow zones’ are slower and more extensive than expected. | The Boston Globe
Dale Brown: Are we brave and committed enough to take on evil? | The Advocate
Time USA Life September 24, 2022
There is a neon sign in the Walpole, New Hampshire editing room where filmmaker Ken Burns spends so many of his days. The sign is in cursive, all lower-case, and it simply says: “it’s complicated.” Those words capture the sentiment of so many of Burns’s films—the Civil... + más
How Not to Talk About the Holocaust | The Atlantic
Why Democracies Are So Slow to Respond to Evil | The Atlantic
The Atlantic USA Opinion September 24, 2022
A simple guide to discussing Jewish genocideGetty; The AtlanticSeptember 21, 2022About the author: is a contributing writer at The Atlantic and the author of its newsletter . It’s rarely a good sign when the Holocaust trends on social media, and this week was no exception. On... + más
Ken Burns on His Film 'The U.S. and the Holocaust' | Time
Chicago Tribune USA Opinion September 22, 2022
The addition of a work by Kerry James Marshall — arguably, Chicago’s most important living visual artist — to the lineup of the $1 billion Lucas Museum of Narrative Art, the privately funded celebration of art and storytelling put together by the Star Wars creator George... + más
Suspended sculpture transforms Cape Town museum's atrium | ABC News
La. Travels: Bayou Lacombe Museum to reopen; Mardi Gras Shreveport style | The Advocate
ABC News USA Entertainment September 17, 2022
ALBANY, N.Y. -- Museums in New York that exhibit artworks looted by Nazis during the Holocaust are now required by law to let the public know about those dark chapters in their provenance through placards displayed with the stolen objects.At least 600,000 pieces of art were... + más
We asked readers to send postcards detailing their summer vacations; here's what we got so far | The Advocate
Justice Department files motion for partial stay to appeals court in Mar-a-Lago documents case | ABC News
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