The Kunsthaus Zurich art museum has announced the removal of five paintings, due to potential links between these artworks and Nazi-era looting during World War II.
By JC Reporter
The Hampshire town is hosting an exhibition celebrating the famous art collector
By Anthea Gerrie
The creator of iconic artwork The Dinner Party has a new exhibition in London
By Susan Gray
A new exhibition at the Tate features two Jewish women artists from different eras
By Nicole Lampert
All four turned to collage as their careers developed
A painting of Susan Pollack OBE is on display at a gallery in London
By Michelle Wolodarsky Newhall
One artist colleague of many years shared an infographic that said it was impossible to be antisemitic because Jews weren’t ‘Semites’
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The delegation representing Israel at the art fair will not open their show in protest at war
By Jane Prinsley
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Artwork commemorates Hitler’s infamous ‘Pearl Speech’
By Rob Hyde
The defiance of a Jewish artist and poet in hiding in wartime Holland is explored in a deeply moving new exhibition in the German capital
By David Herman
For the past 34 years, Jerusalemite David Moss has been asking fellow artists from across the globe to interpret the story of Purim.
By Mordechai Beck
Petition says Israel’s presence would amount to having a ‘genocide pavilion’
The ‘spectacular’ 19th-century German painting of the Western Wall sold at auction earlier this month
The artworks appeared in less than half of the originally planned locations due to security concerns
By Daniel Ben-David
Paragliders were famously used by Hamas on October 7 to cross the Israeli border before slaughtering 1,400 people
The paintings, valued at $900,000, were recovered after lengthy police investigation
By Eliana Jordan
