...Ron Slate Marc Chagall by Wilson Jonathan , Schocken Books Copyright © Tikkun magazine 2007 Culture BOOKS | FILM | MUSIC [B O O K S ] Chagall—Tightrope Artist MARC CHAGALL by Jonathan Wilson Schocken Books R e v...

...Paul Von Blum Milton Rogovin: The Making of a Social Documentary Photographer , by Herzog Anne Melanie , University of Washington Press Copyright © Tikkun magazine 2007 CULTURE Chagall’s imagery to a symbolic code sug­...

... of racism and domination that continues to distort daily life in Israel. But such an effort will only succeed if the activists bring with them a peace-oriented Jewish spiritual worldview, which none of these books is able to articulate. Chagall and Picasso are two artists from the midst of what...

... community’s experi­ ence is unique, but there are strong parallels between Marc Chagall’s mid-twentieth-centu­ ry paintings of an observant Jew on the cross and the newer images. Chagall’s crucified rabbi symbolizes the martyrdom of Jews everywhere. Likewise, the cross is being used to convey...

... Wall leads his band, Greg and worker, Right and Left. Chagall said upon meeting him that he now knew what holiness Wall’s Later Prophets, on the is. Einstein on conferring with him in 1925 said that Rav Kook was one of the few people CD Ha’Orot: The Lights of Rav who understood his theory...

... carries (continued from page 50) (continued from page 52) the wisdom of the world, a symphony of relationships among all its forms. Na­ account for the love of beauty of a our delusions of selfhood glorious and im­ ture constantly “speaks” to us, and feels Mozart, Chagall, or Schubert...

... constantly “speaks” to us, and feels Mozart, Chagall, or Schubert, for the perative, and so on—are always arrived at and responds to our stories. Simply passion of a Van Gogh, and for how by a holistic sense: a combination of ra­ breathing in rhythm with the world Isadora Duncan could throw...

... from page 52) the wisdom of the world, a symphony of relationships among all its forms. Na­ account for the love of beauty of a our delusions of selfhood glorious and im­ ture constantly “speaks” to us, and feels Mozart, Chagall, or Schubert, for the perative, and so on—are always arrived...