"The City of K.: Franz Kafka and Prague" at Jewish Museum

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From: Cleveland Jewish News
Date: 20021206
Author:Abrams, Carol K.

Abrams, Carol K.
Cleveland Jewish News
12-06-2002
Few artists are so original and distinctive that they achieve the ultimate
honor: an "esque" affixed to their last name. At the moment, only two come
to mind, transformed from proper nouns to adjectives: Italian filmmaker
Frederico Fellini and German Jewish author Franz Kafka (1883-1924). To
acquaint yourself with the former, visit a video rental store; for the
latter, visit the Jewish Museum in New York, where "The City of K.: Franz
Kafka and Prague" is now on view.

The new exhibition, which originated at the Centre de Cultura Contemporania
de ...

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