Carol Schar loves German Village so much she decided to paint it. Schar has captured landscapes, hardscapes and neighborhood icons, such as Lindey's, in vivid detail. About 50 pieces of her art ...

Many artists have wandered the main streets of German Village, capturing the historic architecture through paintings, photographs and drawings.

Visitors who look closely at a newly listed German Village home can find the unmistakable sign of its pedigree.

A large church rises from a snowbank in some distant land; a small village, possibly German, dots the landscape nearby in swirls of blues and whites. At first glance, the painting might seem ...

Prosecutors are tamping down on auctions of works apparently by the dictator, not because of moral questions, but because many of them are fake.

Chapman's Eat Market, located at 739 South 3rd Street in German Village, announced it will be closing its doors in August. The restaurant made the announcement on Instagram Wednesday morning.

Filmed in 1920, The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari tells the story of Francis, who, through flashbacks, recounts his terrifying experiences at a carnival in a small German village, where he first ...

How is it that the nation that vilified the avant-garde in the first half of the 20th century somehow brought forth a band of artists that propelled vanguard art into the 21st century? Are Joseph ...

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Chapman’s Eat Market, a German Village eatery from the Columbus restaurateur couple behind Ginger Rabbit Jazz Lounge and Metsi’s, is closing after five years in business. Husband-and-wife duo B.J.

Sean Kessler, former director of the Greater Columbus Arts Festival, is now leading the German Village Society. Kessler, a nine-year veteran of the Greater Columbus Arts Council, joined the ...

A German village bands together to ensure there is no beer for Neo-Nazis Locals take matters into their own hands in the East German town of Ostritz.