The Bathers – a Voyeur Spectator
Why is Cézanne’s The Bathers so unsettling? Continue Reading →
Tag: culture
The Six-Day War – East and West
Eli Amir explores the Six Day War and ethnic relations in Israel Continue Reading →
A Wandering Child – Aharon Appelfeld
As a child Aharon Appelfeld wandered alone in Europe Continue Reading →
Alvin Ailey’s Imaginary Scenery
In Revelations Alvin Ailey depicts the African-American history without a scenery Continue Reading →
A Song of Misery and Hope
Le Chant des Partisans was the symbol of anti-Nazi France Continue Reading →
A Goddess Descending
The huge sculputre of Nike of Samothrace in the Louvre is both impressive and innovative. Continue Reading →
The Diversity of Anti-Semitism
Anti-Semitism is a complex historical phenomenon. Uriel Tal provides insightful observations. Continue Reading →
The Transformation of Bacchus
Titian describes Bacchus leaping towards Ariadne. His body posture reflects the artist’s unique perspective. Continue Reading →
A Feminine Jesus – A.B. Yehoshua
A.B. Yehushua offers a new Israeli perspective on Christianity Continue Reading →
Stalin and the Devil – The Master and Margarita
Bulgakov juxtaposes Stalin with the image of the devil Continue Reading →