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The émigrés with designs on British icons
Jewish refugees dominated British graphic design in the 1940s, creating many of our most iconic symbols. Julia Weiner, co-curator of a new exhibition of their work explains how this came about
Tuesday, October 17, 2017
- Matisyahu: He's lost his locks but found a voice
Matisyahu: He's lost his locks but found a voice
- The émigrés with designs on British icons
The émigrés with designs on British icons
- Is Schindler’s List fatally flawed?
Is Schindler’s List fatally flawed?
- Why I won’t be having surgery to make my ‘Jewis...
Why I won’t be having surgery to make my ‘Jewis...
- Interview: Matt Lucas
Interview: Matt Lucas
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The award-winning novelist tells Anne Joseph why both she and Franz Kafka haunt the pages of her latest book
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Kings of the comic books
Two Jewish writers helped create a pantheon of comics characters that has come to dominate modern popular culture
Kings of the comic books
Friday, August 25, 2017
Missing women
An exhibition of Shoah-inspired graphic art in Paris is fascinating, says Sarah Lightman, but where were the female artists?
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Interview: Daniel Levin
People follow shiny objects, says political writer Daniel Levin, 'and the latest shiny object is Trump'
Interview: Daniel Levin
Friday, August 18, 2017
Interview: Arlene Phillips
“I don’t believe in destiny. But what I do think is that if you listen with your ears, and look with your eyes, something that doesn’t appear to be an opportunity can lead to one.”
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Al Roth: Matching the market from dates to organs
In his latest Jewniversity Corner column, David Edmonds examines the theories of economist Al Roth
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Josef Herman: art from the valleys
A Jewish emigre artist who settled in South Wales was taken to the local community's heart with his pictures of working men. Carole Morgan Hopkin remembers a family friend.
Josef Herman: art from the valleysThursday, August 3, 2017
Dustin Hoffman at 80
Dustin Hoffman turns 80 on August 8. David Robson celebrates his career.
Dustin Hoffman at 80Thursday, August 3, 2017
Edinburgh Fringe: six of the best
Lee Levitt picks out some must-see shows for Jewish Festival goers
Edinburgh Fringe: six of the bestThursday, August 3, 2017
The golem in a London garden
Sculptor David Breuer-Weil 's huge sculptures are on show in London this summer.
The golem in a London gardenMonday, July 3, 2017
Restoring their dignity
A new exhibition at the Wiener Library tells the story of the victims of the Nazi experiments on humans
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