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Creating public art in Jerusalem is complicated. After all, the city itself is almost a work of art, containing architecture that’s thousands of years old, internationally famous, and religiously vital. Any installation would inevitably be overwhelmed by the Western Wall, David’s Tower, the shuk, or any of the other marvels lurking around every corner. Instead of competing against the architecture, the recent […]

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American architect Frank Lloyd Wright (1867-1959) designed more than 500 completed projects: Homes, schools, skyscrapers, churches, offices, museums. And one synagogue. When Beth Shalom Congregation moved from downtown Philadelphia to the suburbs, the synagogue board wanted to make a bold statement with their architecture–and so they hired Wright to redesign their building. Construction began in 1953 and was completed […]

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People who make the best CD mixes are really good at weaving disparate things together. The songs can be dissimilar, different genres, singers that sound nothing alike. On a good mix, however, the songs work together, creating a mood, telling a story. The best magazines are like that, too–and Mima’amakim, a magazine of “creative expression on […]

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