‘Letters to Afar’ is the latest of an emergent and haunting new form, Jewish material-memory film

The art institution revisits and reenacts (sort of) a hit 1966 Minimalist and Conceptualist show—but why?

A new gallery show helps reassess the Lithuanian-born artist’s important work—and reveals it as anything but tragic

Should Isa Genzken’s exhibit material make the connection? Experts disagree.

The Jewish Museum exhibit features the painter’s work from 1930 to 1948

Art historian Miriam Katz wants to bring stand-up comedy into the serious world of galleries and museums

The museum’s striking exhibit revives the work of Polish sculptor and Holocaust survivor Alina Szapocznikow

The museum removed photos of gay men at Berlin’s Holocaust memorial from an exhibit on sex and identity

Israeli artist Nir Hod transforms a famous photograph from the Warsaw Ghetto into a Cindy Sherman-style portrait of a modern fashionista

A MoMA retrospective reveals an unlikely connection between Cindy Sherman and Jewish stereotypes—and forces questions about individualism

A Jewish Museum exhibit on the New York Photo League shows how its photographers fetishized poverty for the sake of propaganda

Agenda: Footnote to the New York Film Festival, Richard Serra in San Francisco, Mein Kampf in Akko, Woody Allen on Broadway, and more

Agenda: Banksy in Berlin, Lebowski (and Walter Sobchak) in Los Angeles, The United States of Palestine Israel at the New Museum, and more

In this week’s “Tell Me,” Tablet Magazine’s illustrated question-and-answer column, we revisit our dovish homeowner—and wait for some eggs to hatch

Israel in China (not just on Sunday nights), and more