“Milgroym”
Blog
Milgroym and Rimon, Fraternal Twins
Naomi Brenner
A comparison of the Yiddish journal Milgroym and its Hebrew counterpart Rimon, both published in Berlin in the mid-1920s.
Jun 06, 2018
Text & Translation
דער טױער־מאָטיװ אין דער בוך־קונסט
The Motif of the Porch
Rachel Wischnitzer
Translation by Rachelle Grossman and Saul Noam Zaritt
Milgroym editor Rachel Wischnitzer's essay on illustrated Hebrew manuscripts
Jun 06, 2018
Special Issue
The Milgroym Project
Translation, articles, and commentary
An ongoing series of translations from and scholarly and popular commentary about the spectacular interwar Yiddish literary and art journal, Milgroym.
Jun 2018
Blog
Avant-garde Journals in geveb: A Manifesto for Yiddish Cybernetics, Part 1
Raphael Koenig and The Editors
Announcing a hybrid avant-garde academic project linking the early 20th century with the early 21st.
Feb 06, 2018
Blog
Milgroym's Cultural Context
Naomi Brenner
Weimar Berlin, Yiddish art journals, editorial conflicts—Naomi Brenner explains the cultural context of the journal Milgroym.
Feb 06, 2018
Text & Translation
ייִדישע קינסטלער אין דער הײַנטיקער רוסישער קונסט
Jewish Artists in Contemporary Russian Art
Henryk Berlewi
Translation by Rachel Field
Henryk Berlewi's 1922 essay on Jewish art in Russia, published in Milgroym.
Feb 05, 2018
Article
Translation, Cosmopolitanism and the Resilience of Yiddish: Wischnitzer’s Milgroym as a Pathway Towards the Global Museum
Susanne Marten-Finnis
Reading Rachel Wischnitzer's editorial vision for the journal Milgroym as a "global museum."
Jan 29, 2018