100 YEARS OF MODERNISM // EUROPE’S CULTURE QUAKE

This year marks the centenary of the 'birth of modernism’ in 1922, so in our summer magazine we look at this movement through a Jewish lens. Join us for a tour of 1920s Eastern Europe and Russia, visiting Marc Chagall in Vitebsk, Moscow’s Habima theatre troupe, women printmakers in Łódź, poets in Warsaw, writers in Lviv and musicians in St Petersburg. Elsewhere in the magazine, the historian Anne Sebba speaks to Charlotte Philby about her latest novel exploring the life of her grandfather, the spy Kim Philby; we hear about a film on Jews of the ‘Wild West’; director Steven Berkoff tells us about his project photographing rough sleepers on Venice Beach; plus much more.