Beginning in the 1930s and 40s, émigré architects and designers assimilated into creative communities throughout the United States, forging a design movement that celebrated an eclectic blend of cultures. With the emergence of midcentury modernism in postwar America, Thanksgiving took on a new meaning, look, and flavor; and the movement's iconic design sensibilities can be witnessed to this day from New York skyscrapers to Midwestern Thanksgiving tables.
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This easy-to-use guide will help you host a Green Kiddush, through a Jewish lens.
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David Friedmann used art to document his life before, during and after the Holocaust.
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This lesson supports teens in creating a Jewish ritual for the transitoin beyong high school.
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