Last Folio

10/05/2026

Signing Last Folio in Berlin

09/29/2026

Memories of Brasilia National Museum opening.

09/22/2026

04/08/2026

04/01/2026

04/01/2026

Synagoge in Levice , Slovakia.
Chag sameach !

03/06/2026

The ruins of Auschwitz remind us of the silence; this prayer book, closed since WWII, reminds us of the voices lost. We no longer live in a time of defenselessness. Today, those who were once targets have the strength to stand and fight—not just for themselves, but to ensure that history never repeats. We stand firm until every regime obsessed with destruction is relegated to the dustbin of history.

02/09/2026

“Who needs the New York Times when the Herald Leader gives you the whole front page?”

12/30/2025

As the sun sets on 2025, the Last Folio team stands at the boundary of what was and what is yet to be. We bid farewell to a year that tested our resolve and welcome 2026 with a hope that is both humble and profound.

We acknowledge a quiet, fundamental truth: the future has never truly been in our hands, just as the past—so vividly captured in the pages of the Last Folio—was never ours to dictate. We are not the masters of the storm, but the stewards of the story.

12/24/2025

Roadside or field-side crucifixes in Central and Eastern Europe often mark rural Catholic devotion and can function as memorials, so the cross suggests a Christian presence inscribed into the landscape.
​Placing this Christian symbol near an overgrown Jewish cemetery evokes the long, fraught history between Christians and Jews, where the crucifix has at times been used against Jews despite Jesus himself being Jewish, which creates a quiet but sharp irony that, barely needs verbal explanation