How the war changed an artist’s life, his politics — and his painting
Before Oct. 7, Sam Griffin's work was personal and introspective; then he was drafted into the Israeli army
Before Oct. 7, Sam Griffin's work was personal and introspective; then he was drafted into the Israeli army
The late pope's favorite painting was a reaction to the horrors of the Nazi regime
The not-very-surprising answer is: no. But why?
An exhibit in Warsaw displays artwork created by Jews as a strategy for staying alive.
In David Stern's 'Silent Running' are images of terror and the colors of conflagration
Since the war broke out, debate has raged over the political meaning of art
Morris Katz’s ‘instant art’ will be on view at YIVO
In a new memoir and exhibit, Audrey Flack confronts the misogyny and antisemitism of the art world
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