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Sample Sources

The sources below are those contained in our three curated collections—covering themes of Passover, Gender Roles, and Holocaust Resistance. They represent a fraction of the thousands of sources that will be available when the full site launches in 2024.
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Jewboy

He sings in the courtyard, clad in rags A small, poor chap, a crazed Jew. People drive him away, God has muddled his wits Ages and exile have confused his tongue He wails and he dances, weeps and…

An Encounter

For two minutes we gazed at each other In curious silence. When politeness nudged me in the shoulder, I introduced myself: A man, the crown of creation. The grasshopper Was not overwhelmed. He kept…

Half of Nothing

Antisemitism is not an Argentine disgrace; we did not invent it. Other countries preceded us. Not even the far-right Tacuara Nationalist Movement of the 1960s invented it. Before that, there was the…

Second Generation

Child of a lonely traveller in a strange country I live towards my doom closed in a small tight room. Closed in a small tight room where whitehaired quiet ladies claw the walls conspire in lies and…

Like a Rolling Stone

Once upon a time you dressed so fine You threw the bums a dime in your prime, didn’t you? People’d call, say, “Beware doll, you’re bound to fall” You thought they were all kiddin’ you You used to…

Sheltered by a Crimson Awning . . .

Sheltered by a crimson awning, All alone, his slaves dismissed, A lord is bidding farewell fondly To a black-browed odalisque. “Sarah, houri of the prophet, My sunshine, comfort, strength, delight…
Abstract painted wood sculpture of a rectangle with a grid of small squares and rectangles inside containing triangles and circles.
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End of Day XXXV

Like many of Nevelson’s best-known works, End of Day XXXV is made of wood painted a matte black, a color she characterized as “visually weightless.” Many of her sculptures were built from found…
Mixed media on wood sculpture of two interlocked "C" shapes.
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Displaced

In the 1970s, Gitlin was one of several Israeli artists in New York who began to challenge the conventions of minimalist sculpture that favored a stark aesthetic and the use of materials such as iron…