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NORFOLK, Va. (AP) — In Jewish tradition, a reader of the Torah uses a pointer called a yad, which means hand in Hebrew. A yad, typically made of wood or
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"The Guiding Hand" exhibit at the Chrysler Museum of Art features Norfolk resident Clay Barr's extensive collection of Torah pointers, known as yads in Hebrew, which she has assembled in honor of her late husband.
The Chrysler Museum of Art is set to bring the mesmerizing work of the renowned M.C. Escher to Norfolk, Virginia. M.C. Escher: Infinite Variations, on view April 15–Aug. 28, spans the Dutch artist’s entire career with more than 150 works from the collection of Paul and Belinda Firos of Athens, Greece. Although Escher was the modern period’s most well-known graphic artist, he once puzzled an interviewer by referring to himself as a mathematician rather than an artist. Escher’s fascination ...
Pier Luigi Nervi: The Art and Science of Building opened October 1 at Chrysler Museum of Art. Nervi designed the Norfolk Scope and Olympic arenas in Rome among other structures around the world.