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Mar18, 2019

FRITZ ASCHER SOCIETY Newsletter #26, March 2019

By Rachel Stern|2019-03-18T14:20:11-04:00March 18th, 2019|Categories: Newsletter|Tags: Bajazzo, Bauhaus, Berlin, Berlin-Zehlendorf, Bruno Taut, Caruso, Clown, English Cook, Enrico Caruso, Esther, European Modernism, Fritz Ascher, Fritz Ascher Gesellschaft, Fritz Ascher Society, German art, German Artist, Gesamtkunstwerk, Grey Art Gallery, Grunewald, Hugo Häring, I Paggliacci, Jewish, Jewish holiday, Leoncavello, National Socialist Regime, Nationalsozialisten, NEW YORK, New York University, NYC, NYU, opera, Otto Rudolf Salvisberg, Papagaiensiedlung, Purim, Spirituality, Symbolism|Comments Off on FRITZ ASCHER SOCIETY Newsletter #26, March 2019

Dear Friends, Catch it while you can: The exhibition [...]

Feb12, 2019

FRITZ ASCHER SOCIETY Newsletter #25, February 2019

By Rachel Stern|2019-02-12T06:24:36-05:00February 12th, 2019|Categories: Newsletter|Tags: August Strindberg, color theroy, CUNY Graduate Center, Edvard Munch, El Lissitzky, Elizabeth Berkowitz, European Modernism, Fritz Ascher, Fritz Ascher Gesellschaft, Fritz Ascher Society, Gedicht, Gedichte, German art, German Artist, Goethe, Grey Art Gallery, Marion Kaplan, Matthew Drutt, National Socialist Regime, Nationalsozialisten, NEW YORK, New York University, Ori Z. Soltes, poem, poems, Rose-Carol Washton Long, Spirituality, Symbolism, Theosophy, Tom Freudenheim, Wall Street Journal, Wassily Kandinsky|Comments Off on FRITZ ASCHER SOCIETY Newsletter #25, February 2019

Dear Friends, What was it like to be a [...]

Dec27, 2018

FRITZ ASCHER SOCIETY Newsletter #24, December 2018

By Rachel Stern|2019-01-14T00:10:25-05:00December 27th, 2018|Categories: Newsletter|Tags: Beethoven, Berlin-Zehlendorf, composer, Fritz Ascher, Fritz Ascher Gesellschaft, Fritz Ascher Society, Gedicht, Gedichte, Gisbert Naether, Grey Art Gallery, Ludwig van Beethoven, Museum Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf, New York University, November Group, November Revolution, Novembergruppe, Novemberrevolution, poem, poems, POTSDAM, Potsdam Museum, Stolperstein, stumbling block, Villa Oppenheim|Comments Off on FRITZ ASCHER SOCIETY Newsletter #24, December 2018

Dear Friends, I am filled with gratitude for your [...]

Dec3, 2018

FRITZ ASCHER SOCIETY Newsletter #23, November 2018

By Rachel Stern|2018-12-03T14:49:28-05:00December 3rd, 2018|Categories: Newsletter|Comments Off on FRITZ ASCHER SOCIETY Newsletter #23, November 2018

Dear Friends, Happy 125th birthday, Fritz Ascher! I am [...]

Sep4, 2018

FRITZ ASCHER SOCIETY Newsletter #22, September 2018

By Rachel Stern|2018-11-26T05:40:08-05:00September 4th, 2018|Categories: Newsletter|Tags: art, Berlin, Berlin Artist, Berlin History, Dance, Dancers, Essen, Expressionism, Expressionismus, Expressionist, Expressionist Art, Expressionistische Kunst, FKK, free body culture, Freikörperkultur, Friedrich Nietzsche, Fritz Ascher, Fritz Ascher Gesellschaft, Fritz Ascher Society, German art, German Artist, German painter, German Youth Movement, Germany, Henri Matisse, ISMANING, Kallmann-Museum, Modern Art, Moderne Kunst, Museum Charlottenberg-Wilmersdorf, Museum Schlösschen im Hofgarten, Potsdam Museum, Stolperstein, Walter Schott, Wandervolge, Wertheim, Wertheim/Main|Comments Off on FRITZ ASCHER SOCIETY Newsletter #22, September 2018

Dear Friends, I know, this summer I seem obsessed with [...]

Jul4, 2018

FRITZ ASCHER SOCIETY Newsletter #21, July 2018

By Rachel Stern|2018-12-04T12:17:07-05:00July 4th, 2018|Categories: Newsletter|Tags: A Midsummer Night's Dream, Antwerp, Armin Hoeck, Berlin, Burg Schlitz, Dancers, Den Brandt Park, Fritz Ascher, Fritz Ascher Gesellschaft, Fritz Ascher Society, Henri Matisse, Leipziger Platz, MARI, Mosse Art Research Initiative, Mosse-Palais, Nazi-looted Art, Rudolf Mosse, Shakespeare, Untermyer fountain, Walter Schott, Wertheim, Wertheim/Main|Comments Off on FRITZ ASCHER SOCIETY Newsletter #21, July 2018

Dear Friends,I am so very excited today to share new [...]

May28, 2018

Fritz Ascher SOCIETY Newsletter #20, May 2018

By Rachel Stern|2018-12-01T21:41:16-05:00May 28th, 2018|Categories: Newsletter|Tags: Curt Agthe, Fritz Ascher, Fritz Ascher Gesellschaft, Fritz Ascher Society, Jörg Paczkowski, Lovis Corinth, Ludwig Dettmann, Max Liebermann, Museum Schlösschen im Hofgarten, Wertheim, Wertheim/Main|Comments Off on Fritz Ascher SOCIETY Newsletter #20, May 2018

Dear Friends, The G.D.P.R., Europe’s New Data Law, is upon [...]

Mar23, 2018

FRITZ ASCHER SOCIETY Newsletter #19, March 2018

By Rachel Stern|2018-12-04T11:47:15-05:00March 23rd, 2018|Categories: Newsletter|Tags: Academy of Art, Academy of Arts and Crafts, Berlin, Berlin Artist, Berlin History, Berliner Frauen-Vokalensemble, Bratislava, concentration camp, Dresden, Expressionism, Expressionismus, Expressionist, Expressionist Art, Expressionistische Kunst, Fritz Ascher, Fritz Ascher Gesellschaft, Fritz Ascher Society, Gedenkstaette Lindenstrasse, Gefaengnis Potsdam, Gerhard Graßmann, German Communist Party, German Democratic Republic, Hans Grundig, Heinrich Wolber, Jewish Art, Jewish Artist, Jewish Painter, Lea Grundig, Martha Graßmann, Moscow, Museum Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf, Museum Schlösschen im Hofgarten, Palestine, Polizeigefaengnis Potsdam, POTSDAM, Potsdam Museum, Potsdam Police Prison, Potsdam prison, Prison Potsdam, socialist realism, Stiftung Gedenkstätte Lindenstrasse, Stolperstein, stumbling stone, Wertheim, Wertheim/Main, Women Vocal Ensemble Berlin|Comments Off on FRITZ ASCHER SOCIETY Newsletter #19, March 2018

Dear Friends, I was touched by how many neighbors and [...]

Feb8, 2018

FRITZ ASCHER SOCIETY Newsletter #18, February 2018

By Rachel Stern|2018-12-04T11:50:09-05:00February 8th, 2018|Categories: Newsletter|Tags: Bajazzo, Berlin, Berliner Frauen-Vokalensemble, Charlottenburg, Clown, Degenerate Art, Dr. Jutta Goetzmann, Dr. Sabine Witt, Dresden, Dresden School of Arts and Crafts, Expressionism, Expressionismus, Expressionist, Expressionist Art, Expressionistische Kunst, Fritz Ascher, Fritz Ascher Gesellschaft, Fritz Ascher Society, Gunter Demnig, Hans Grundig, Harlekin, Jutta Goetzmann, Lea Grundig, Max Beckmann, Museum Barberini, Museum Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf, Nazi-Verfolgung, Otto Dix, POTSDAM, Potsdam Museum, Sabine Witt, Stolperstein, stubling stone, Villa Oppenheim, Welttheater, Wiebke Hölzer, Women Vocal Ensemble Berlin, Zehlendorf|Comments Off on FRITZ ASCHER SOCIETY Newsletter #18, February 2018

Dear Friends, Fritz Ascher is getting a “Stolperstein” (stumbling stone)! [...]

Dec22, 2017

FRITZ ASCHER SOCIETY Newsletter #17, December 2017

By Rachel Stern|2018-12-04T12:14:23-05:00December 22nd, 2017|Categories: Newsletter|Tags: Berlin, Berlin Artist, Berlin History, Degenerate Art, Expressionism, Expressionist, Expressionist Art, Figurative Art, Fritz Ascher, Fritz Ascher Society, German art, German Artist, German painter, Germany, Golgotha, Grunewald, Holocaust, Jewish Art, Jewish Artist, landscapes, Max Liebermann, Max Pechstein, Polizeigefaengnis Potsdam, POTSDAM, Potsdam Museum, Potsdam prison, Prison Potsdam, Sachsenhausen concentration camp, Weimar Republic|Comments Off on FRITZ ASCHER SOCIETY Newsletter #17, December 2017

Dear Friends, I am humbled and honored to have received [...]

Dec21, 2017

FRITZ ASCHER SOCIETY Newsletter #16, October 2017

By Rachel Stern|2018-12-04T12:15:18-05:00December 21st, 2017|Categories: Newsletter|Tags: Berlin, Berlin Artist, Degenerate Art, Expressionism, Expressionist, Expressionist Art, Fritz Ascher, Fritz Ascher Society, German art, German Artist, German painter, Germany, Jewish Artist, Jewish Painter, Karen Wilkin, New York Studio School, Potsdam Museum, Weimar Republic|Comments Off on FRITZ ASCHER SOCIETY Newsletter #16, October 2017

Dear Friends, Today I am excited to share with you [...]

Sep1, 2017

FRITZ ASCHER SOCIETY Newsletter #15, August 2017

By Rachel Stern|2018-12-04T12:33:00-05:00September 1st, 2017|Categories: Newsletter|Tags: Berlin, Berlin Artist, Berlin soccer, Berliner Fussball, Communist Party, Degenerate Art, Eulenspiegel, Expressionism, Expressionist, Expressionist Art, Figurative Art, freie Sezession, Fritz Ascher, Fritz Ascher Society, Fussball, Fussballspieler, German art, German Artist, German painter, German Soccer, Germany, Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney, Grunewald, Hauptstadtfussball, Heinrich Zille, Herta BSC, Holocaust, Jewish Art, Jewish Artist, Jewish Painter, Karen Wilkin, Käthe Kollwitz, landscapes, Landschaften, National Socialist Regime, Nazi, NEW YORK, New York Studio School, Novemberrevolution, Otto Nagel, restitution, Sachsenhausen concentration camp, soccer, Soccer Players, Whitney, Whitney Museum, Whitney Museum of American Art|Comments Off on FRITZ ASCHER SOCIETY Newsletter #15, August 2017

Dear Friends, It was fun to attend the opening of [...]

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