The great Italian artist’s fame has skyrocketed, and this elegant new exhibition at the Jewish Museum explains why.

Author Adina Hoffman goes beyond writing history and biography to bring the three architectural visionaries of the holy city, their dreams and their works, vividly to life.

The exhibition’s opening image says it all. Vintage Streisand in an endlessly repeating 42-second video clip from her 1966 CBS special Color Me Barbra. Her

Livorno sits on the westernmost edge of Tuscany, its grand harbor opening onto the Ligurian Sea. It is a city of broad boulevards lined with

On a foggy Sunday in January, the hip boutiques, cafés and art galleries in New York’s Lower East Side teem with young locals who could

When Natalia Indrimi talks about “cultural translation” she means it in the broadest sense imaginable. The Centro Primo Levi, of which she is executive director

Shortly after sunset on the closing night of Ron Arad’s video installation 720 Degrees, a great many people mill around the sculpture garden of the Israel

Objects such as a family’s table, chairs and beloved artwork are tangible blessings, writes one self-described pack rat, memories that can be stared at, held—and