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One sip is all it takes to recognize a master. @aJordanimal explores the artistry of Ryu Fujii, the award-winning bartender behind Osaka’s Craftroom, whose precision, creativity, and Japanese craftsmanship turn cocktails into an art form.
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In 1939, MoMA quietly bought five modernist masterpieces confiscated by the Nazis, knowing the money would help fund the regime.
The morally fraught story of how Nazi-looted art helped build one of America’s great museums.
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Howard Jacobson has found the only fitting response to the post-Oct. 7 world: satire.
His new novel Howl skewers the moral absurdities, self-delusions, and anti-Jewish madness that followed the massacre.
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Is Sam Levinson truly done with Euphoria, what's next, behind Rue’s last storyline, and more in @AdamLehrerSP’s profile.
Spoilers ahead.
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Henri Matisse spent World War II painting pineapples, cutouts, and sunlit interiors while France collapsed around him. Today, critics insist that was resistance. But what if Matisse really did care more about art than politics?
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What’s the common thread from the Dreyfus Affair to 1930s Poland and now today in NYC 2026? I’ll answer this on June 2 and June 3 in NYC on stage appearing in the new play, Dreyfus in Rehearsals - Again. Tix here: tinyurl.com/5h632x2z
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Why were the '90s so good?
Culture still came from scenes, boredom still existed, people still read books, and artists still shared an actual sensibility instead of optimizing themselves for algorithms.
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1,250 undelivered letters from a forgotten Nazi camp became a decades-long mission to restore erased lives.
One small camp, La Lande, reveals the machinery of the Holocaust, and acts of courage within it.
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Want a truly radical opera? Re-think Carmen in the age of OnlyFans. Want to save our cultural institutions? Free them of politics. Me, in @TheFP, on why all great art is, by definition, conservative.
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Tablet Top 10 2025 — No. 9: The Death of Cool
David Samuels on understanding our unaesthetic, when mystery and style have given way to branding and algorithmic sameness, and when cool no longer exists. tabletmag.com/sections/arts-…
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My piece about Bony Pink, the rise of “bonespo” in the ‘90s, and the infamous Anorexic Rec Room is now out in @tabletmag’s January issue. I’m super proud of this article — it was a real labor of Internet archeology. My notes and additional images will be on my blog sometime soon.
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You think you’ve been in Marty Supreme before. Big noise, fast talk, chutzpah. Josh Safdie isn’t repeating himself. He’s asking what it costs to be chosen, to win, to get out. A Jewish immigrant story disguised as table tennis, writes Howard Jacobson.
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A basement cleanup, two dusty boxes of books, and a rocket that destroyed my cousin’s home in Haifa led me back to a family story stretching from Auschwitz to 1948—and to the Buick my great-grandfather sent to Israel that helped rebuild a life.
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‘Scrolls’ by Miryam Sivan: After the blast, I walked through a flat, gray world, calling out for my children, my dogs, my life. The stillness bludgeoned me—but I kept walking anyway.
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On his way to finalize his divorce, a secular Jew meets a Hasid on the subway platform. Tefillin are laid. A man in a bear suit watches, God is discussed, and something like grace flickers into view.
From Marco Roth:
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Cool is dead. Not because we stopped caring, but because the culture stopped giving us anything worth caring about.
David Samuels in Tablet's July print edition.
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Kanye West, Herman Melville, and the making of American art, from David Samuels:
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After Cannes, the NYC Premiere of "Our War" - June 11 at 7 pm at @QuadCinema. Come see, on the big screen, why there's no doubt #Ukraine will win. Limited tix available here: quadcinema.com/film/our-war/ @CohenMediaGroup
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You are not the media. And that's why Tablet is changing.
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Requiem for the Ghosts of Belsen by Menachem Z. Rosensaft
This poem was read by the Rosensaft on April 27 at the memorial site of the Nazi concentration camp of Bergen-Belsen in Germany at the commemoration marking the 80th anniversary of its liberation.
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