Robin Cembalest

A show of early paintings by Eva Hesse at the Brooklyn Museum neglects the Jewish history that framed and influenced her art

Three rare medieval Hebrew Bibles on display at the Metropolitan Museum in New York reveal the affinity between Sephardic and Islamic texts

An exhibit at the Philadelphia Museum of Art searches for the Jewish roots of Rembrandt’s Jesus and revisits the Dutch master’s misunderstood relationship with Judaism

A new doll is inspired by Adele Bloch-Bauer, Klimt’s famous Austrian Jewish model. It’s one of a new series of collector’s edition dolls dedicated to great works of art.

Long relegated to either Jewish institutions or self-contained collections, Judaica is finding a new home in mainstream museums of art

Locating a crucifix in controversial-art history

How the figure of Jesus came to be employed in modern Jewish art

A design competition is seeking an uplifting Holocaust memorial. Is such a thing possible?

A new exhibition explores the overlapping worlds of Christian and Jewish art in medieval Spain

After long decline, Ladino in Turkey enjoys a modest revival

Notes toward a theory of post-Diasporist art

A new film spotlights a far-flung group seeking connection with the mainstream

How Chagall—”the little Jew from Vitebsk”—became an art star

Seven South Americans uncover their converso roots

In search of the ultimate in Jewish art