Julia Weiner is Senior Lecturer in Art History at Regent's University, London and the JC art critic. #000d
Jeffrey Sherwin is proof that you do not need megabucks to be an important art collector.
Sir Jacob Epstein is a pioneer of modern sculpture, but during his life his work was ridiculed
The Gilbert Collection — one of Britain’s most prized artistic possessions — is about to go on display at the V&A.
Jacques Lipchitz is one of the few great sculptors to tackle Jewish subjects.
Sculptor Louise Nevelson is a legend in America, but almost unknown over here.
We visit an exhibition devoted to the work of artists who fled the Nazis
Feliks Topolski’s mural depicting the history of the past 100 years is set to be a landmark on the London art scene.
A unique collection of 700-year-old treasure from a lost medieval Jewish community is going on show in London
The fanciful view of a tragic war photographer
Why our art kept the face
We ask why the Jews’ ancient city of exile is the subject of a major exhibition.
Uncovered: my life as Lucian Freud’s model
Young video artists Aura Satz and Yael Bartana.
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