Kunstmuseum Basel settles on Pissarro painting with Jewish collector’s heirs
The Kunstmuseum Basel has reached a settlement with the heirs of Richard Semmel, a Jewish collector who sold Camille Pissarro's painting under duress in 1933 after fleeing Nazi Germany.
Poland's Jewish museum marks its first decade, made tumultuous by politics
The Polin Museum of the History of Polish Jews in Warsaw is celebrating its 10th anniversary.
Streetwise Jewish Monster from Brooklyn
Tablet Magazine explores the colourful life of a “streetwise Jewish monster” from Brooklyn, a character who defies traditional stereotypes with humour and grit.
Overlooked Artist to Feature at UK's First Holocaust Memorial
Fred Kormis, a Jewish artist whose work was largely overlooked during his lifetime, will feature prominently in the UK's first Holocaust memorial.
Rhythm and Blues How Jews Promoted and Popularised Black Music
Jewish Americans played a significant role in developing rhythm and blues, a genre rooted in African American culture.