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Opening April 22, the day before Yom HaShoah, “Borrowed Spotlight” is a new photography exhibition at Detour Gallery by the High Line (545 West 23rd Street) that invites visitors to reflect on identity and the urgency of remembrance. The exhibit features large-scale portraits of Holocaust survivors alongside well-known public figures, each one captured by fashion This new exhibit in NYC showcases striking portraits of Holocaust survivors and celebrities

Nestled within Chabad Heights in Prospect Heights, at 664 Sterling Place, lies Maor Art Gallery—a relatively new space dedicated to giving emerging Jewish artists a free and supportive platform to showcase their works, hold meetings and amplify their voices in New York’s vibrant art scene. The gallery was founded by Rabbi Ari Kirschenbaum, who transformed Did you know there’s an art gallery for emerging Jewish artists inside this Brooklyn Chabad?

“Jewish Fighters in the Red Army: 1941-1945” is a new exhibit that sheds light on the often overlooked stories of the Jewish soldiers who served in the Soviet Union’s Red Army during World War II. Now open to the public at the Center for Jewish History (15 West 16th Street) through June 27, the exhibit This new exhibit highlights the untold stories of Jewish soldiers in Russia’s Red Army

Using remarkable AI-driven technology, the Museum of Jewish Heritage — A Living Memorial to the Holocaust in Battery Park City just launched a new installation that lets visitors have conversations with ten different Holocaust survivors. “Survivor Stories: An Interactive Dialog,” also available as an online resource right here, leverages non-generative AI technology that is completely A new installation in NYC lets you speak to Holocaust survivors

Walking through a near-identical reproduction of the Amsterdam annex where Anne Frank and her family, along with four other Jews, hid to escape Nazi capture during the Holocaust is an incredibly emotional experience—and one that every New Yorker should endure. The much-anticipated “Anne Frank: The Exhibition” will officially open at the Center for Jewish History, See inside the emotional new Anne Frank exhibit opening in NYC next week

Although the various hues of the Jewish lifestyle as connected to food and prayer are often explored in art shows and exhibits, it is not often that the culture’s history with dance takes center stage. “Dance to Belong: A History of Dance,” currently on display at 92NY, does just that: the exhibit sheds light on You have one month left to catch this NYC exhibit about the Jewish history of dancing

For the first time in its history, the Anne Frank House, one of the most visited historical sites in all of Europe, will present an experience outside of Amsterdam, offering people in New York the chance to walk through a full-scale recreation of the room that Frank, her parents, her sister and four other Jews An Anne Frank exhibit featuring a full-scale replica of her annex is opening in NYC

“Resilience and Reflection: An Artistic Response to Oct. 7” is an exhibit exploring artists’ reactions to the tragedies that occurred in Israel on October 7. The show, on view through September 26 at David Benrimon Fine Art at 41 East 57th Street on the Upper East Side of Manhattan, is the brainchild of Danielle R’bibo, This NYC exhibition focuses on artistic responses to October 7

Ballon Story—the massive exhibit that was first conceived and debuted in Israel last year—will soon conclude its run on this side of the Atlantic at the Park Avenue Armory. But, before officially closing on August 25, the organizers are hosting a massive balloon popping party, effectively inviting guests to pop all the art pieces on Pop thousands of balloons before the Balloon Story exhibit closes at the Park Avenue Armory

Now through August 30, 81 Leonard Gallery, an artist-run exhibition space in Tribeca named after its address, is presenting “Artists on Antisemitism,” a group show that focuses on “Jewish artists’ responses to the current global surge of antisemitism,” according to an official press release. Among the works on display is “Yitler” by Marina Heintze, a This new exhibit in Tribeca focuses on antisemitic art