Warhol’s Einstein – a masterpiece of cultural significance
By AMY CARRINGTON, Art Specialist, Aspire Art
On display as part of the Aspire Art Gallery’s Modern & Contemporary Art Live Auction in Cape Town,...
We will never forget you
By EDITOR
The most recognised victim of Nazi tyranny during World War II is probably Anne Frank, the teenage diary writer many of us got...
Did you know?
Amsterdam’s Public Transport company, which ran (and still runs) the trams in the city, played an integral part in the deportation of Jews to...
The audience is waiting: let the show begin!
Arts & Culture
The origins of theatre in South Africa owe much to the presence of enterprising Jewish immigrants to the country. Perhaps the most...
The Stodel tradition lives on
Rosemary Magid, who recently turned 100 and lives in Cape Town, is a granddaughter of Jack Stodel. Growing up with the theatre and the...
