Recent Articles
Afterlives: Recovering the Lost Stories of Looted Art
medium.com, October 22, 2021
An Exhibit at The Jewish Museum NYC
Looking Westward: Lithuanian Architects During the Soviet Era
arterritory, August 4, 2021
An Interview with Architectural Historian John Maciuika
Outside In and Inside Out
Beverly Buchanan and Abigail DeVille at the Andrew Edlin Gallery
March 20-May 8, 2021
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Remembering Okwui Enwezor
Grief and Grievance: Art and Mourning in America
The New Museum: February 16--June 6, 2021
To celebrate the 60th Anniversary of the Brandeis University Study Abroad Program, I wrote the following essay on my experience as a student in The Hiatt Institute in Israel in 1961. It has just appeared in the Brandeis Alumni Online Newsletter. The experience stayed with me and I am currently working on a novel, The Girl Who Counted Numbers, set in Jerusalem in 1961 during the Adolf Eichmann trial.
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Stitching and Writing on the Margin:
Former journalist Sabine Heinlein is charting the history of zoonotic diseases not on magazine covers, but quilts.
Guernica, January 25, 2021
Fatma Shanan, Floating Carpet. Courtesy DITTRICH & SCHLECHTRIEM, Berlin, Photo by Jens Ziehe.
Never Shalem: A dynamic new generation of Palestinian and Druze women artists
is coming up in Israel.
Guernica, April 16, 2020
Ciudad de Mexico 22 Julio 2016 Jennifer Clement presidenta del Pen Internacional, sesion de fotos en San Angel. Foto Omar Meneses
Roslyn Bernstein Explores Jennifer Clements Fight for Freedom of Expression
Sampsonia Way, March 26, 2020
Ruby Rumie, Young Girl with Vessel.
Heavier Than Air: Colombian artist Ruby Rumié confronts domestic violence.
Guernica, November 7, 2019
Buzzine
Roslyn Bernstein was a Contributing Editor and East Coast Arts Correspondent for Buzzine.com from 2010 to 2013 when the site was discontinued. She wrote short arts and culture pieces based on reporting in New York City for west coast readers. As the site no longer exists, below are links to pdfs of screen shots of selected articles.
Arts Column: The Reverend Billy Project
Not Just Any Old Book Release Party
June 22, 2011
Arts Review: Weegee-'Murder is my Business'
Legendary Photographs at the International Center of Photography
January 25, 2012
Arts Review: 'Ai Weiwei: New York Photographs 1983-1999'
Asia Society's Photography Exhibit in New York is Both Personal & Political
July 5, 2011
Did You Ever See a Rosson Crow
Bowery Boys
June 28, 2010
Contemporanea
Roslyn Bernstein was a Contributing Editor for Contemporanea International Magazine from 1989 to 1990 when the magazine was discontinued. She wrote long arts and culture pieces based on reporting in New York City and around the world. As the magazine no longer exists, below are links to pdfs of selected articles.
Canvassing Israel
Artists in the Land of Milk and Honey Find Different Ways to Cope With Their Country's Never-Ending Conflicts
March 1990
China: Figures in a Landscape
Eleven Chinese Artists Bear Witness to a Cultural Evolution
September 1990
Brave New Museum
October 1990