One of the world's oldest Hebrew Bibles went up for auction. I told the story about it for NPR.

Codex Sassoon

Artist on the Frontlines

Center for Artistic Inquiry and Reporting

I recently co-founded the Center for Artistic Inquiry and Reporting. The organization's vision is to deepen and expand support for artists reimagining investigative journalism.

Madison Square Park welcomes a gleaming golden giant by an artist known for miniatures

For WNYC and Gothamist I reported on a new visitor in Madison Square Park. She's gleaming, golden, 18 feet high, and made by the artist Shahzia Sikander.

One of the Oldest Art Schools in the Middle East

I had an opportunity to spend time with Sheida Soleimani, an artist and wildlife rehabilitator living in Providence, Rhode Island, for T Magazine. Her work speaks to so many important issues happening in the Middle East and beyond.

Birdland

Yes, that's a mushroom cloud balloon in Times Square

Times Square's First Fountain

This is a deeply personal story about love, struggle, precarity, Mizrahi life in America and survival.

Calling Grandma

Painter Chuck Close Dies at 81

Scales Review

Eyebeam Center for the Future of Journalism

With the team at Eyebeam I helped launch a program to fund and support artists publishing work in major news outlets. Several award-winning pieces came out of this program under my tenure.

Shtisel

Aleppo Sweets

Ramallah's Mayor

The Plastic Bag Store

Because of rising sea levels, Venice could be uninhabitable by the end of this century. For Architectural Digest, I wrote about an effort to gird Venice for an inevitable climate change transformation from a consortium of organizations, which includes the ARCHiVe center, Factum Foundation, Fondazione Giorgio Cini and EPFL.

Saving Venice with Tech

The Met Museum Reopens

Lot Six

Painting a Knotty Landscape

Messages of Hope, Gratitude, and Safety

Unorthodox Review

In 'Unorthodox,' A Religious Woman Leaves Her Past Behind

Early Menopause

Party of Five

This is a book of work made by artists who contributed to Creative Time Reports. Featured voices in the book include Ai Weiwei, Molly Crabapple, Boots Riley and David Byrne.

Artists on the News

Seeds of Peace Podcast

Ai Weiwei

An article on the difficulties artists in and around Israel have faced from government pressure.

Israel's War on Culture

Creative Time Reports

Pushing Back

Archaeologists are racing to save Afghanistan's cultural heritage before the Chinese start digging on one of the world's most valuable new copper mines.

Buried Treasure

Now, Cultural Casablanca

A New Palestinian City

Iceland Makes a Comeback

Welcome to TLV's First Art Biennial

Escape from Dubai

Postcard from Casablanca

Postcard from Dubai

A Beautiful Morning for the Democrats

Unlimited Dream Company

Blissfully Skyscraper Free

In the West Bank, Politics and Tourism Remain Bound Together Inextricably

Samson and Delila in Tel Aviv

Marisa Mazria Katz is a journalist and producer living between New York and Rhode Island.