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Project
2019
The latest series by Israeli art collective Broken Fingaz showcases a contemporary twist on traditional oil painting
2019
Identity
2018
Post-Soviet Visions: image and identity in the new Eastern Europe
2018
Motion
2022
Celebrating the daring designs of Soviet avant-garde film posters with collector Susan Pack
2022
Poster
2021
Explore the women of Soviet Art through this carefully curated poster collection
2021
Project
2014
Photographs taken inside the Soviet cosmonaut training centre, Star City
2014
Project
2014
Exhibition: New photography show offers an alternative side of Israel and Palestine
2014
Project
2018
A tribute to the repurposed churches of the Soviet Union
2018
Publication
2014
Illustration: Owen Davey's latest book is about Laika the Soviet Spacedog
2014
Project
2015
Matteo Berton's considered illustrations of a Nazi raid on a Jewish community
2015
Identity
2017
Grégory Michenaud’s ongoing project sees him explore identity in a Hasidic Jewish community
2017
Project
2022
Photographer Alex Nazari explores Armenian history through its ubiquitous Soviet-era car, the Lada
2022
Publication
2020
Soviet Space Graphics: a cosmic journey to Cold War-era Russia
2020
Project
2016
Julia Autz documents Transnistria, a country steeped in Soviet nostalgia
2016
Project
2017
Russian photographer Turkina Faso on the “post-Soviet aesthetic”
2017
Poster
2014
Amazing typographic posters in Hebrew from students in Israel
2014
Project
2019
Photographer Grey Hutton gives us a joyful glimpse into the Jewish festival of Purim
2019
Project
2019
Andy Sweet captures the forgotten Jewish tribe of Miami’s South Beach
2019
Project
2012
Soviet bus stops captured by worldly photographer Christopher Herwig
2012
Publication
2021
From an Orthodox Jewish drug dealer to performing burlesque during Covid, Brooklyn Magazine illustrates the most left-field stories
2021
Project
2020
Two Jewish Women is a website designed to unpack the nuances of Orthodox Judaism
2020
Publication
2012
Real life with better colours – joyful editorial illustration from Israel's Ellakookoo
2012
Motion
2017
Max Litvinov’s avant-garde work is inspired by Soviet animations
2017
Identity
2014
Graphic Design: Sagmeister & Walsh create striking identity for New York's Jewish Museum
2014
Publication
2014
Devilish editorial illustration for Israeli publications by Noam Weiner
2014
Project
2018
The history of the hotel Venets: a 22-storey metaphor for Soviet utopia
2018
Project
2014
Illustration: Spectacular illustration from Israeli artist Shimrit Elkanati
2014
Project
2012
Sami Kallio
2012
Project
2013
Lee Mawdsley shoots Qatar for CBQ and make us want to emigrate, fast.
2013
Poster
2017
New publication chronicles Soviet anti-alcohol posters throughout the ages
2017
Project
2013
Illustration: Check out Israeli illustrator Ellakookoo's new style - wow!
2013
Project
2018
“A desire for the forbidden would be equal to treason”: Photographer Nikolay Bakharev on life in the USSR (NSFW)
2018
Project
2014
Photography: Andrew Miksys' photographs of the discos in Soviet era buildings
2014
Publication
2021
“I am trying to show what home looks like for me”: Illustrator Dom Campistron shines a light on queer stories from Basque culture
2021
Motion
2013
Graphic Design: Australian studio round ace Jewish film festival identity
2013
Publication
2017
Public School’s research book about the aesthetics of Israel from 1977–1995
2017
Project
2020
Jackson Krule opens a window into Jewish life in his latest series capturing Siyum HaShas
2020
Project
2015
Noa Snir’s gruesomely sweet illustrations retell a classic Hebrew story
2015
Project
2017
A Soviet vision of the future: the legacy and influence of Tekhikia – Molodezhi magazine
2017
Typeface
2016
Grilli Type designs new typeface inspired by Soviet children’s books
2016
Project
2018
Clement Chapillon's work explores people and place, Israel and Palestine
2018
Project
2022
Ofir Berman offers a portal into one of Jerusalem’s oldest Jewish neighbourhoods, the Mea Shearim
2022
Project
2017
A glimpse into the fascinating and incredibly odd world of Soviet-era sanatoriums
2017
Project
2020
Concrete Citizens documents the residents of Soviet brutalist buildings in Georgia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Moldova
2020
Project
2012
The Soviet Union goes neon in these mid-century illustrations of the future
2012