Manasseh, born to a Sephardic/Israeli Jewish family in Montreal, is an art advisor and curator, and she met Prince when she was looking for artwork for a client and discovered Prince’s work.

Artist Rosabel Rosalind credits a professor at the Art Institute of Chicago with inspiring her to explore Jewish identity in ...

Because Jewish artists were forbidden to join guilds across Europe, many works are attributed to Christian artisans. "Torah Crown" (mid-18th century), crafted in Venice, ...

In 2024, she was at the Minneapolis College of Art and Design when she spotted her friend Riv Shapiro‘s artwork, “Kri’ah,” an ongoing performance and video installation using the Jewish ...

An anonymous group of Jewish artists, and artworld pros, have launched a guerilla art project that’s been popping up around Miami, aimed at amplifying the voices of Israeli rape victims from the ...

Documents from 1930 detailed that Jewish Austrian art dealer Otto Kallir knew Grünbaum had owned Schiele pieces. After the war, Kallir purchased 20 works.

The happy hour crowd was gloriously mixed: old-timers, punks, writers, and regulars. Time moves differently at the Bounty — a true holdout from an older Los Angeles, and exactly our kind of place.

Smile” at the Messinger Gallery features a colorful selection of works by Artie Sandstone, whose technicolor canvases and ...

The well-known Budko’s portrait of a Jewish youth painted in 1927 expresses fully that very common for all Litvak artists who found themselves scattered all over the world, deep inner love for ...

The newly released book on Itshak Holtz (1925–2018) offers a profound and intimate exploration of Jewish life through the eyes of one of the most notable Jewish artists of the 20th century.

Living Jewish art: The work of Itshak Holtz by Richard McBee with a tribute by David Segal The heartfelt tribute by David Segal from Lakewood, NJ, adds a personal touch, emphasizing Holtz’s ...

Jewish artists seek to process grief and healing in solidarity with Palestinians in art exhibition “Witness” includes work by eight Jewish artists, some anonymous. By Alicia Eler.