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Domestic power
This year’s Musrara Mix festival will focus on the home as a revolutionary agent.
By PEGGY CIDOR
Art Space: Art for art's sake
The non-profit Yaffo 23 gallery, an extension of the Bezalel Academy of Art and Design, is free to implement its real goal: commissioning and displaying artworks.
By GRAHAM LAWSON
Coming clean
Irit Gal’s ‘White Night,’ to be screened at Tel Aviv’s DocAviv, follows Arab cleaning women who cross into Jerusalem during the night from the Dehaishe refugee camp near Bethlehem.
By BARRY DAVIS
Jerusalem Four tour de force
The ‘Four Hands’ exhibition at the Tower of David Museum chronicles the making of the 14-minute film ‘Jerusalem,’ offering a glimpse of how animation was produced in a more gently paced world.
By BARRY DAVIS
Galron’s ‘Passion’
A one-woman show at the Stage One English-Speaking Theater Festival will address female strengths and weaknesses from biblical times until today.
By BARRY DAVIS
Giving of himself
Rabbi Chaim Soloveichik of Beit Shemesh wants to publicize his act of donating a kidney to inspire others to altruism.
By ATARA BECK
Dancing to a different tune
An all-woman's pole dancing club is all about self image and not about the sleaze.
By DEBORAH DANAN
The children of LOGON
The Light Opera Group of the Negev, which is in the midst of its run of ‘Oliver!’ has a long history of encouraging younger actors.
By YOCHEVED MIRIAM RUSSO
A grain of truth?
Rabbi Richard Schwartz makes his case for meat-free Judaism to an audience at Tmol Shilshom.
By MAX SCHINDLER
It's the thought that counts
A neurobiology expert takes a look at sound and the science of music at next week’s Cinema and Brain Week at the cinematheque.
By BARRY DAVIS
This week in Jerusalem
Peggy Cidor’s round-up of city affairs: A new i-Phone app gives new meaning to the term "telephone guide."
By PEGGY CIDOR
Behind-the-scenes art
Mamuta at the Daniela Passal Art and Media Center in Ein Kerem serves as a retreat for artists working on the periphery.
By GRAHAM LAWSON
Hot tips for a cold day
Jerusalem has some tasty winter soups on offer. A guide.
By AMY SPIRO
The aspiring voice of peace
‘War singer’ Yaffa Yarkoni’s archives have been entrusted to the National Library.
By BARRY DAVIS
Scenes from Yemen
An exhibition at the L.A. Mayer Museum for Islamic Art draws the viewer to the landscape, architecture and people of the Muslim country, including the few remaining Jews.
By BATSHEVA POMERANTZ
Sandwiches extraordinaire
After learning to cook at several restaurants and finishing a year-long culinary course at Hadassah College Lior Peretz has opened his own sandwich bar.
By SYBIL KAPLAN
White noise
An artist’s use of one color makes you see things in a different light.
By MELANIE LIDMAN
Fighting against the current
Omer Regev’s dramatic movie about a couple beset by the husband’s war-induced post-trauma, to be shown at a screening of Ma’aleh student films, represents a professional and personal milestone for the director.
By BARRY DAVIS
Extinct possibilities
The zoo is breeding ferruginous ducks to release into the wild.
By STUART WINER
French flair
When she made aliya from France with her husband, Michal (Mimi) Sinai Sinelnikoff turned to baking.
By SYBIL KAPLAN
A swing at the authorities
Lithuanian immigrant Slava Ganelin picked up some handy improv jazz skills during his childhood, which he'll put to good use at the Jazz Globus Festival.
By BARRY DAVIS
'Hannah Arendt' in Jerusalem
A new film about the author attempts to tackle the controversy surrounding her while appreciating some of her philosophy.
By SETH J. FRANTZMAN
Living the past
Israel needs to use its history to attract tourists, says Venetian Massimo Andreoli, who is hereto help the country do just that at the month-long Knights Festival in the Old City.
By BARRY DAVIS
Sons and sacrifice
"Take your son... and bring him up as a dedication..." (Genesis 22:1)
By SHLOMO RISKIN
The daily grind
The rumor mill at Safra Square was in high gear this week, but in reality nothing has changed - yet.
By PEGGY CIDOR
An instrumental change
While the oud is still at the center of the eponymous festival, there are no concerts devoted solely to it.
By PEGGY CIDOR
Capital Calendar: October 21- October 28
By JERUSALEM POST STAFF
Capital Calendar: September 16 - September 23
By JERUSALEM POST STAFF
Ode for a festival
With live web broadcasts and a gala concert at Beit Avi Chai, the Piyut Festival is stepping up the volume this year.
By BARRY DAVIS
Grapevine: No so kosher
So many people working in kosher restaurants are not really familiar with regulations governing kosher food, could therefore easily make mistakes.
By GREER FAY CASHMAN
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