Julia Weiner

The golden age that the pogroms couldn’t destroy

A unique collection of 700-year-old treasure from a lost medieval Jewish community is going on show in London

Review: Out Of The Shadows: A Life Of Gerda Taro

The fanciful view of a tragic war photographer

Review: Human Expressionism: the Human Figure and the Jewish experience

Why our art kept the face

The Saatchi of the North

Frank Cohen is the DIY-store millionaire from Manchester who has become one of the world’s most important art collectors.

Paying tribute to the artist who made Londoners iconic

Simon Black died aged 49. We welcome an exhibition celebrating his career.

Art is the real gain in Spain

The joy of Madrid starts at its award-winning airport and just keeps going.

Babylon, fact and myth

We ask why the Jews’ ancient city of exile is the subject of a major exhibition.

Interview: David Dawson

Uncovered: my life as Lucian Freud’s model

Caught on canvas: big screen artists

Young video artists Aura Satz and Yael Bartana.

Hardrian the bone-grinder

Chantal Akerman: My family and other dark materials

The exiles who cut it