Julia Weiner is Senior Lecturer in Art History at Regent's University, London and the JC art critic. #000d
Artist and survivor of the Holocaust who retained her belief in a loving world
Since its first publication, the JC has ensured that the achievements of Jewish artists, designers, curators and collectors have been recorded for posterity
Experimental printmaker fascinated by natural and man-made materials
Two books that tell the lives of two women who cracked the masculine world of art
An artist’s graphic and confessional biblical footnote
Friends group raises £750,000 for educational projects at museums
Marina Abramovic, 'the grandmother of performance art', is lunch guest of British Friends of the Art Museums of Israel - and donates a work as a raffle prize
As a new exhibition about the Mexican artist prepares to open at the V&A we look into her claims of Jewish heritage
Julia Weiner introduces a new exhibition
Two exhibitions running from this month celebrate the art of two famous Jewish artists, Modigliani and Soutine
Jewish refugees dominated British graphic design in the 1940s, creating many of our most iconic symbols. Julia Weiner, co-curator of a new exhibition of their work explains how this came about
Art collector Frank Cohen has an exhibition at London's poshest grocer's. Julia Weiner had an exclusive tour.
Questions of gender and sexuality in the work of Jewish artists emerge in two major art exhibitions.
Jewish artists feature prominently in the RA's exhibition of art from the period after the Russian revolution.
Damien Hirst, Gilbert & George and Tracey Emin are among those who have figured in the British Friends of the Art Museums of Israel story
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