Opening Friday, the Jewish Museum's 'Afterlives: Recovering the Lost Stories of Looted Art' is a testament to survival, despite attempts to eradicate an identity and culture

The New York Times recounts the story of US-based actress, cabaret singer, model and artists' mentor who moved to New York from Berlin as Nazis came to power

Artist Amber Ginsburg and law professor Tom Ginsburg bought the empty South Side property from the city and envision a hybrid family home with art studios and more for the public

HaMiffal bounces back and inaugurates its new second-floor gallery with 'Moving,' an exhibit from local artist Kobi Vogman dealing with his father's death, running through July 29

The Jewish musician often played Yiddish songs during performances for all-women audiences

NY Jewish Museum's exhibit 'Modern Look: Photography and the American Magazine' shows the work of exiled artists who influenced publications like Harper's, Vogue and Vanity Fair

Jerusalem gallery Kol HaOt challenged 48 artists of all stripes to create new artwork while sequestered for 48 hours in their formerly bereft space

Since 1985, New York native Raphael Gribetz has brought art, music, and religion to Presque Isle, a small town bordering Canada. But, he says, his troubles continue to follow him

Transcripts of the 1971 interview and letters going up for auction reveal 'Lay Lady Lay' written for Barbara Streisand, but don't elaborate on their relationship

Trove discovered recently in 'breathtaking' development, as old house of Gertrud Kauders' classmate near Prague is demolished; now the paintings need a new home