Attempt to defuse a long-running dispute about a statue of mayor lauded by Adolf Hitler backfires as protesters claim it 'colourfully window-dresses' Jew hatred
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The artwork supposedly created by the Nazi leader was destroyed by comedian Jimmy Carr live on television - but an expert says it was a clear forgery
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The exhibits in 2022's European Capital of Culture celebrate and mourn its rich cultural Jewish past - with a focus on those who perished there during the Holocaust
By Anthea Gerrie
Being one of 'the one per cent, of extreme privilege', is the focus of Danielle Durchslag’s playful, creative and inventive art
By Jenni Frazer
Royal Academy exhibits astonishing multi-media creations of William Kentridge, whose art was overlooked for years owing to his opposition to South African regime
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Since its first publication, the JC has ensured that the achievements of Jewish artists, designers, curators and collectors have been recorded for posterity
By Julia Weiner
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Works by Frances Segelman are among royal artworks on show at new exhibition. She reveals what her intimate conversations with our late Queen and new King told her about their characters
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Works of art are being transported out of Ukraine to Poland by brave volunteers led by Alina Viatkina, 26, who fled her homeland after the Russian invasion
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Beverley-Jane Stewart’s art focuses on synagogues and society
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Created by New Yorkers Stan Lee and Steve Ditko, the first teen superhero captured audiences from the start
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Fourteen works by neglected painter who was one of a remarkable group of pre-First World War students at the Slade School of Fine Art go under the hammer in October
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