Art of the Sociedad Hebraica Argentina: Constructing a Pluralistic Jewish Identity in 1940s Buenos Aires

Articles in the same Issue

1. Title
2. Table of Contents
3. Introduction to the Special Issue on Migration, Race, and Jewishness in the Art of Latin America and the Caribbean
4. ARTICLES
5. Luces secretas: Arqueología histórica de la celebración de Janucá en la Ciudad de México del siglo XVI al XVII
6. Geographies of Absence: Making Visible the Jewish Communities of Dutch Brazil
7. Mexican Artists Picturing the Holocaust: El libro negro del terror nazi en Europa
8. From Gertrud Goldschmidt to Gego: Building a Home in the Word
9. Longing and Belonging: The Art and Letters of Suzanne Perlman
10. Inventar y crear: Grete Stern and Gyula Kosice’s Leftist Artistic Collaborations
11. Between Argentine, Jewish, and Syrian Identities: Víctor Chab’s Surrealist Visions
12. Art of the Sociedad Hebraica Argentina: Constructing a Pluralistic Jewish Identity in 1940s Buenos Aires
13. Devotional Com(plexi)ties: Suzi Ferrer and Jewish Feminist Art in Puerto Rico
14. BOOK REVIEWS
15. Autour du yiddish de Paris à Buenos Aires, by Alan Astro
16. Beyond Intimacy: Radical Proximity and Justice in Three Mexican Poets, by Christina Karageorgou-Bastea
17. De Auschwitz a Argentina: Representaciones del nazismo en literatura y cine 2000–2020, by Sabine Schlickers
18. Entwined Homelands, Empowered Diasporas: Hispanic Moroccan Jews and Their Globalizing Communities, by Aviad Moreno
19. Jewish Entanglements in the Atlantic World, edited by Aviva Ben-Ur and Wim Klooster
20. Contributors