Art in the midst of Hell
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Zdenka Fantlova remembers Terezin as the best of the Nazi hells: a ghetto with a swing band, a concentration camp with shoe stores and cafes.
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Art imitates life, and  life imitates art, and sometimes it's hard to tell which is  which.
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ÂTesoros/Treasures/Tesouros,Â now at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, offers a rich cultural collision for anyone interested in a big dose of worldliness.
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A spectacular exhibition of contemporary art opened in Berlin yesterday, amid a picket by Jewish protesters, with its billionaire owner accused of exploiting art to redeem his family&#39;s Nazi past.
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Four of Gustav KlimtÂs paintings go to the auction block, and a story about justice and redemption after the Holocaust devolves into yet another tale of the crazy, intoxicating art market.
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The world has seen more images from  the war in Iraq than of any conflict in history, from film of  tanks advancing on Baghdad to digital pictures of prisoner  abuse, but artist Steve Mumford is offering something else.
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Charles G. Shaw belongs to a generation of abstract painters who remain for the most part stubbornly lost.
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Paul Notzold's interactive artwork lets viewers add their uncensored words to giant scenes from a classic horror flick. The results can be monstrously funny.
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Bloody and brutal, the Aztecs produced powerful art. The Guggenheim offers the biggest survey ever
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A relatively rousing close to MoMAÂs sterile display of contemporary works &#151; touching on desolation, waste, abuse of power, injustice, loss and death &#151; makes a trip to the current exhibition worthwhile.
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Religion isnât easy, but itâs rarely looked tougher than it does in this intimate and disturbing film.
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Despite the best efforts of oppressive regimes, art endures. The Moscow Sretensky Monastery Choir, which made its American debut at Avery Fisher Hall on Tuesday, offers potent proof.
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A new exhibit inside the National Museum of Health and Medicine by artist Ted Meyer bares highly personal relief maps that show life, with its pain and trials.
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An exhibition of macabre artworks by film director David Lynch goes on show at a Paris gallery.
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Richard Diebenkornâs progress during his stay in New Mexico is the subject of a radiant hodgepodge of a show at the Grey Art Gallery at New York University.
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A director's experimental film shows the world through the eyes of a painter blinded by a mugger's vicious attack. By Theresa Everline.
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Rarely in Africa has the human cost of war and greed been clearer than in this dingy, broken, sweltering corner of hell. Yet nowhere has the expectation of change created so much hope.