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  • March 21, 2012

    Liana Finck in NYC!

    The Museum at Eldridge Street will present original drawings from Liana’s Six Points project, A Bintel Brief, her debut graphic novel based on The Forward’s beloved advice column. Liana’s single-page vignettes bring to life the heartbreaking and humorous dilemmas of young immigrants seeking advice on everything from matters of the heart to new world manners.

    Opening night is Wednesday, March 21st, at 7:00pm, and will run through May 31st!

    The Museum at Eldridge Street
    12 Eldridge Street
    New York, NY 10002
    Map

  • March 1, 2012

    Oded Hirsch Solo in New York!

    Now extended through April 22nd!

    Fellow Oded Hirsch makes his New York solo exhibition debut at the Thierry-Goldberg Gallery! Oded works primarily in video and photography, and creates surreal mechanisms that consist of an independent set of rules and logic. His exhibition, ‘Nothing New,’ will feature large-scale photographs and many recent video works. The titular piece, ‘Nothing New,’ is an epic video made with the help of hundreds of kibbutz members, exploring biblical narratives while reconstructing the pioneering spirit of the Zionist movement.

    Opening night is Sunday, March 4th 6-8pm, and the show will run through April 15th.

    Thierry Goldberg Gallery
    103 Norfolk Street, New York, 10002
    Between Delancey and Rivington
    F train to Delancey/ J/M/Z train to Essex
    Click here for map

  • January 10, 2012

    Avishai Mekonen’s film premiere

    Avishai Mekonen’s new film 400 Miles to Freedom is premiering at the New York Jewish Film Festival. The film tells the story of Avishai’s journey from Ethiopia to Israel in 1984, and the kidnapping he endured as a child in Sudan during his community’s exodus. Screenings are January 11th at 3:45pm and January 18th at 6pm at the Walter Reade Theater; tickets available online.

  • October 25, 2011

    Sylvan Oswald reviewed in New York Times

  • March 17, 2011

    Clare Burson on Last Call with Carson Daly

    In honor of Women’s History month, Clare was featured in a series of “women who rock” on Last Call with Carson Daly.

  • February 7, 2011

    The Sway Machinery: Finding Inspiration In The Desert, on All Things Considered

    Jeremiah Lockwood and the Sway Machinery talk to All Things Considered about their recent work in Mali. Read and hear more here.

    Tatiana McCabe

    Tatiana McCabe

  • October 4, 2010

    Alicia Jo Rabins in Stockholm

    A video of “Rubies” performed by Alicia Jo Rabins and Girls in Trouble in the Stockholm synagogue, filmed by Peter Normann.

  • August 23, 2010

    “Goodbye My Love” Live


    Check out Clare Burson singing the haunting “Goodbye My Love” live at Relix from her forthcoming album, Silver and Ash, due out September 14th from Rounder Records.

  • August 20, 2010

    Jeremiah Lockwood’s Hidden Melodies

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