It’s the breathtaking true story of Rose Valland — the quiet, relentless French art historian who risked everything to save Jewish-owned art from the Nazis.

A mother laments the politicization of her daughter’s graduation from UCLA where a keynote speaker turned pride into pain.

Though his struggle to remain faithful to Judaism while being true to his art remained a source of conflict throughout his life, the Hebrew-speaking Israëls was evidently a Zionist.

A history of Mel Brooks as a ‘disobedient Jew’ Jewish literature and American studies scholar Jeremy Dauber centers Jewish identity in a new biography of the director and actor.

The heartfelt tribute by David Segal from Lakewood, NJ, adds a personal touch, emphasizing Holtz’s enduring legacy and the relevance of his art today.

A new art exhibition at the Jewish Museum in Venice explores identity and migration in the contemporary era alongside the 2024 Venice Art Biennale.

TV star Lisa Edelstein’s art exhibit captures her Jewish family Her first solo exhibition, titled ‘Family,’ is on display at the SFA Advisory art gallery in downtown Manhattan through January 25 ...

A book, “The Old Jewish Men’s Guide to Eating, Sleeping, and Futzing Around,” will be published by Workman Publishing in 2023.

There are also two works which have been selected from the Jaunius Gumbis collection of Lithuanian Art, Portrait of an Old Jew by a well-known Polish Lithuanian artist Wincenty Smokowski, and The ...

An abandoned 19th century Jewish mural finds a new home 81-year-old Dedham woman fulfills mission to salvage historic art By Mark Shanahan Globe Staff,Updated November 29, 2024, 5:54 a.m.

The newly released book on Itshak Holtz (1925–2018) offers a profound and intimate exploration of Jewish life through the eyes of one of the most notable Jewish artists of the 20th century.