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Jessica Steinberg covers the Sabra scene from south to north and back to the center. A 17th century Flemish tapestry that hung in the Tel Aviv Museum of Art from 1971, later restituted to the original owners, the Mosse family in Berlin (Courtesy Tel Aviv Museum of Art) As Israel commemorates Holocaust Remembrance Day, the Tel Aviv Museum of Art is about to complete the restitution of two 17th century Flemish tapestries looted by the Nazis during World War II. The tapestries, along with a 19th-century oil painting already restituted, are the first instances of Holocaust-looted art found at the...

Where to work remotely: 3 new design-led venues to work from this year Words by Staff writer Tired of working from home? As lockdowns continue to ease around the world, and the future of work looks hybrid, we share 3 new venues for productive freelance work Whether you’re looking for a spot away from the office or makeshift workspaces at home, busy café environments – which studies have demonstrated can increase our creativity and productivity – may offer a refreshing alternative. From photogenic coffees to reliable WiFi, we have rounded-up three design-led venues that tick all the rig...

rising stars Laia Costa: ‘I’ve lost jobs for refusing to do nude scenes – my old agent said, ‘Who do you think you are?’” The Barcelona-born indie film star worked in advertising before starting acting at 26. She talks to Ellie Harrison about Soulmates, polyamory, needing to pee while shooting the one-take Victoria’ and why joining the industry later was the best decision she ever made Thursday 18 February 2021 12:57

Pandemic Politics Is Bad For Your Mental Health German psychologist Stephan Grünewald has some insights on how nearly a year's worth of coronavirus restrictions are impacting people's mental health. COLOGNE — It feels like life is slipping through our fingers. Every day is the same. There's no variety, nothing to look forward to, no highlights. We hardly have contact with other people, or much chance for exercise. Yes, daily life in the coronavirus pandemic is wearing people down. A year after the first reports emerged about this unknown virus that shut down a city of over a million peop...

Berlin had been on our radars for as long as I can remember and despite having family in Germany, making several trips to Hamburg and loving the country, we hadn’t managed to get around to it. When we decided to make a trip home for Christmas from Australia we decided to split the trip there and back up to both break up the long journey but to see a few new places along the way. So instead of flying straight to Dubai we made a short pit stop in a chilly but incredible Berlin. Despite the weather we absolutely loved our 2 day Berlin itinerary and it was certainly worth the wait and we vowed ...