Zavi Apfelbaum's impressionistic works capture places and people in Israel, now exhibited in Turin, Italy

As Ukrainian and Russian Israelis organize art fundraiser to help refugees, they also contemplate life far from their now-beleaguered homelands

Artist's four-meter-high globe is housed at Jerusalem aquarium before moving to permanent home in New York City's World Trade Center complex

Oswiecim-born artist painted her life in gray and black, dedicated to her parents and siblings who were killed in the death camp

'Yayoi Kusama: A Retrospective' opens November 15 at the Tel Aviv Museum of Art, with tickets sold out until December

Weisel discusses her latest memoir, 'After: The Obligation of Beauty,' drawing on her experience as a daughter to Auschwitz survivor parents

Businesses help repurpose jewelry or turn cherished pieces of material and other items belonging to those who have passed into stuffed animals and other mementos

Vienna-born Lily Renee Phillips fled Austria after the 1938 Anschluss, escaped to England on a Kindertransport and reunited with her parents in New York in 1940

Amit Shimoni's latest series tweaks female leaders, artists and scientists to appeal to the younger generation

Writer Julia Mayer says she became a 'Fred expert, not a Holocaust expert,' in writing a book about the survivor at her family's Seder table