Ben Shahn was a radical artist — why didn’t he want to be called a Jewish one?
A new retrospective at the Jewish Museum finds an artist whose Jewish identity was linked to a questioning crusade for justice
A cornucopia of Jewish artists populate the pages of 'Everything Is Now,' J. Hoberman's massive survey of New York's avant-garde
A new retrospective at the Jewish Museum finds an artist whose Jewish identity was linked to a questioning crusade for justice
Before Oct. 7, Sam Griffin's work was personal and introspective; then he was drafted into the Israeli army
A retrospective of Marvel and DC artist Jack Kirby shows the ripples of his influence
The figure from the Hebrew Bible was adopted as a figure of national self-determination in the Netherlands
AleXsandro Palombo, an Italian muralist, uses his art to educate young people about the Holocaust
A documentary promises to tell Tamara de Łempicka’s true story, but doesn't bring out her full personality.
With his 'Daily Postcard' project, Zeev Englemayer confronts his own grief and confusion
New York artist Harriet Feigenbaum, 85, says her work is more relevant than ever
A New Orleans exhibit examines Chagall's popularity and influence
The anonymous pop up art feels satirical — but who's to say?
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