Oni, the monstrous demons of Japan. Dishonest and deceptive they stole women and brought misfortune to the villages of Japan. So, Emperor Ichijō sent his greatest and most pure warrior to slay ...

Tan’s Ascent is a reminder of Van Gogh’s passion for Japanese prints. As the Pola exhibition so vividly expresses, Japanese artists have in turn fallen in love with Van Gogh.

One of the most important Jewish sites in Japan is the Hikawa Maru museum ship in Yokohama. The former ocean liner sailed to Canada in 1941 carrying a contingent of Jewish refugees fleeing WW2.

Japanese collectors spent billions on European paintings during the bubble economy of the 1980s. Officials today hope to inspire a new generation of art lovers.

Written by Richard McBee, a well-respected critic and scholar of Jewish art, the book not only showcases Holtz’s contributions but also offers a scholarly analysis of his artistic journey.

The heartfelt tribute by David Segal from Lakewood, NJ, adds a personal touch, emphasizing Holtz’s enduring legacy and the relevance of his art today.

This exhibition highlights both iconic and lesser-known aspects of Japanese culture through paintings and ceramics from the Freer Gallery of Art Collection. Learn about Japanese art with a focus on ...

The Smithsonian’s National Museum of Asian Art has announced “Japan in Focus,” a series of exhibitions and public programs that offer visitors new ways to deepen their understanding of Japanese art ...

Years later, Prince is redefining the way people see and collect art—directly in contact with the artist. Over a beautiful outdoor lunch of salmon grilled by Prince, I asked him about being Jewish.

A tour of some of the nation’s elegant institutions, including the Enoura Observatory and the Chichu Art Museum, reveals an approach that is startlingly different from the monumental or ...

(JTA) When Kinori Sugihara Rosnow helped his Japanese national team clinch sixth place in the World Lacrosse Championship in 2018 by winning a crucial face-off, the game meant more to him than just… ...