An exhibit at the Museum of Jewish Heritage uses innovative technology to make sure the testimony of survivors are experienced by future generations.

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

Florine Stettheimer's flamboyant and colorful canvases depict a moneyed society filled with art-world luminaries.

A new exhibit on faith in the United States also describes the Jewish contribution to the struggle for religious freedom.

With war reshaping Europe and rising anti-immigrant sentiment at home, 1917 was a year that forced American Jews to examine their identities.

Penguins and polar bears, a watermelon slice, peppermint candy and stalks of asparagus—all have been sources of inspiration for designer Judith Leiber’s fanciful handbags.

An exhibit on Marc Chagall set on the grounds of the Marie Selby Botanical Garden in Florida focuses on the artist as naturalist.

Technology will be imbedded through this Washington, D.C., museum—from its digital handheld devices programmable for each visitor to its 270-degree Perfoming Arts Hall.