The Jewish Chronicle

How these legends could look as hipsters

Surface Work: the women who made abstract art

The Jews forgotten by their nation

On a visit to Vilnius, Keren David meets two Lithuanian writers addressing the silence surrounding the Shoah

Rethinking biology: Eva Jablonka

David Edmonds' Jewniversity column examines the contentious theories of a biologist who challenges Darwin

How Jewish is Barbie?

Orly Lobel's new book examines the doll's history - and the many broiguses she's been caught up in

A love that endured despite the Shoah

Felix and Fela were teenage sweethearts in Poland before the war. She was sent to Auschwitz, he ended up in Communist Russia. Their story is now told in a remarkable memoir.

The man who photographed Ground Zero

Interview: Diane Samuels

The playwright on her play Kindertransport - celebrating its 25th anniversary and still touring

Steven Pinker: Enlightenment optimist

"We need to concentrate our efforts on how things can go right,” says the Harvard professor

Friends reunited on the walls of a gallery

A major exhibition on the work of Lucian Freud and Francis Bacon opens at Tate Britain tomorrow. It brings back memories for Freud's friend, Rebecca Wallersteiner

The talent at the head of Bafta

Bafta has its glitzy awards ceremony on Sunday, and its chair Jane Lush will be at the helm. Gaby Koppel caught up with the woman who commissioned Strictly.

James Rhodes: Defeating his demons

James Rhodes felt silenced for much of his childhood, when he suffered terrible abuse from a teacher - but he's speaking out now.

Alina Szapocznikow: Confronting the Shoah through sculpture

Leading art historian Griselda Pollock hails the work of a neglected artist who survived Auschwitz

Preview - Canvey: The Promised Island

A new BBC documentary Canvey: The Promised Island follows a community of Charedim as they make a new home in Essex

Photographer Nadav Kander: from Trump to the Thames

One of the most successful photographers of his generation, Nadav Kander is best known for his portraits of American presidents. But his most recent exhibition focuses on the Thames estuary.

Strong images; untold stories; a New York flavour

We look back at the big arts stories of 2017 in our end-of-year round-up

Designing Israeli style

Young Israeli artists are winning international awards, and a new book shows why