Polish Jew Natalia Romik says her artworks are helping eastern Europe understand its Jewish past
By Gloria Tessler
Exhibition of work by Anna Laurini, who has shared antisemitic posts online, started in Fitzrovia this week
By Felix Pope
The Jewish faces exhibited weave into the story of Britain
By Alexander Cohen
Through her work, the artist has paid tribute to her ancestors and the countless women who were left widowed after the two World Wars
By Gaby Wine
Susi Bellamy's love of colour was sparked by a spell living in Florence
By Gaby Koppel
Comedian Mark Maier’s new short film is inspired by Alan Bennett’s monologues and set in a synagogue. Meet a performer whose career has taken a few unexpected turns
More than 800 pieces of art belonging to an Austrian Jew, Albert Pollak, were seized by the Nazis
The collection was owned by the late widow of a Nazi party member who took over control of Jewish businesses in 1930s Germany
By JC Reporter
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Study of the creative exodus from the Nazis in 1933 is a timeless reminder of what is lost when a regime denies its own writers their voice
By Amanda Hopkinson
The cartoonist also reveals why he’s looking forward to his exhibition at JW3
By Elisa Bray
By Daniel Ben-David
The controversial collection was owned by the late widow of a Nazi party member who took over control of Jewish businesses in 1930s Germany
By Richard Percival
The artist was a fixture at every ceremonial event, so why did he fall out of the public eye?
By Anthea Gerrie
The banking family scion explains to Tanya Gold why Il Guercino's masterpiece now hangs proudly at Waddesdon Manor
By Tanya Gold
By Ben Judah
Much of modern culture is an illusion but great work is being made that makes you think, see and feel things somewhere deep
When superstar illusionist Uri Geller plucked him from obscurity, Dan Adler could scarcely believe his eyes
By Sandy Rashty
