ArtJewish family sues NYC’s Met Museum over ‘secretly trafficked’ Nazi-looted van GoghThe oil painting, called ‘Olive Picking’, was left behind when the Stern family fled Germany in the 1930sBy Jamie Shapiro1 min read
By Danny DriverSilencing music: the dangerous rise of anti-Israel boycotts in the artsGhent Festival cancelled Munich Philharmonic Orchestra because of its Israeli conductor Lahav Shani. This morally bankrupt act does nothing to save a single Palestinian or bring a hostage home3 min read
ArtThe art collector who was ‘the essence of a good Jew’Manny Davidson’s extraordinary collection of more than 500 objects of art, sculpture and furniture is coming up for saleBy Jenni Frazer4 min read
ArtRoyal Academy artwork suggests Israeli pilots are morally inferior to HamasA sketch of an Israeli air force pilot and a Hamas fighter side by side singles out the IAF for criticismBy Daniel Ben-David3 min read
HaifaIn Haifa, artists document the war on the city’s wallsHow the northern Israeli city has turned to graffiti to express its pain in the wake of October 7By Josh Kaplan2 min read
By David HirshWhat the removal of a Netanyahu Hitler painting can tell us about the art worldModern antisemitism is just an extension of how art is used as propaganda2 min read
Painting comparing Netanyahu to Hitler removed from Saatchi art fair amid outrageThe painting is ‘deeply offensive to the memory of the Jews murdered in the Holocaust’, one visitor saidBy Imogen Garfinkel3 min read||March 7, 2025 16:26
Jewish London through an American lensNick Rosenoer took his camera to the streets of London for his photo series depicting Jewish life in BritainBy Eliana Jordan4 min read||March 4, 2025 16:41
Outrage over National Portrait Gallery photo of keffiyeh-donned Gaza activistImage of anti-Israel PSC campaigner who compared Gaza War to the Holocaust on display in taxpayer funded galleryBy Jane Prinsley2 min read||January 9, 2025 13:48
The gift that reminds a soldier how close he came to deathThe Chanukah gift made for Gilad Aviad contains the metal that almost killed him in GazaBy Simon Rocker3 min read||January 8, 2025 11:57
2024 in review: Jewish artThis past year has seen an outpouring of creativity from Israeli artists who have used their talents as an outlet for trauma and to battle antisemitism and anti-Israel forcesBy Karen Glaser2 min read||December 24, 2024 16:05
Film industry ‘institutionally antisemitic’ says BAFTA-nominated producerLeo Pearlman spoke on a JC panel of experts, chaired by broadcaster Rob RinderBy Daniel Ben-David3 min read||December 6, 2024 19:23
Major Jewish arts donor resigns from her roles citing ‘normalisation of hate’Candida Gertler is co-founder of the Outset fund, which has raised millions for the artsBy JC Reporter2 min read||December 1, 2024 12:01
Obituary: Frank AuerbachHolocaust refugee who became one of the greatest artists of the 20th centuryBy Gloria Tessler6 min read||November 13, 2024 14:11
Leading British artist Frank Auerbach dies at 93A refugee from Germany, he was considered one of the greatest of his ageBy JC Reporter1 min read||November 12, 2024 13:14
