Rustle of waiting: the disturbing portraits of Lise Sarfati “Lise Sarfati”, Rose Gallery Los Angeles, Fall 2020. Lise Sarfati studied Russian at the Sorbonne before embarking on a career as a photographer. She was for […]
Gal Gadot like Cleopatra makes archaeological sense DNA analysis has shown that the closest relatives of the Ancient Egyptians are the Levantines of today, so the Israeli Gal Gadot as Cleopatra is a pretty good […]
Franck Horvat the outsider, in memoriam The one who defined photography as “the art of not pressing the button” has just left us. Born in 1928 in Abbazia in the Italian period, in a Jewish […]
I couldn’t stop looking at it; this work hanging in this beautiful art gallery in the heart of Jerusalem. I whispered to my husband, “We have to go in.” She stood a few metres away […]
Mariana Cook: Faces of Justice Mariana Cook, “Justice”, Lee Marks Fine Art publishing, Shelbyville, 2020. Mariana Cook gives a face to social justice by portraying pioneers of human rights. That’s because, she says, “I’m a […]
Alexandra Zuckerman: the unfolding of the possible Alexandra Zuckerman was born in Moscow. She lives and works in Tel-Aviv where she pursues her work as a visual artist (paintings and drawings) where the world is […]
Bruce Davidson poet from the bowels of the city Bruce Davidson travelled the New York City underground lines from the Bronx to Coney Island and Rockaway Beach. This was after the financial crisis of the […]
The Bible is full of fratricides. So much so that Gerard Haddad, in The Cain Complex, his previous book, described fraternal rivalry as “the original sin of human society”, in the same way as the […]
Alexandre Thabor, now 92 years old, gives us the incredible story that his father, Sioma, told him a few decades ago: that of his life, his struggles and his love for his wife, Tsipora, who […]
This dictionary, written with humour and a critical spirit, retraces, in chronological order, the journey of atypical men claiming divine inspiration and appearing at painful moments in history. They are, for the most part, apocalyptic […]
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