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A Jewish doctor, Holocaust survivor, and artist preserves the memories of the Holocaust through creations in various materials. "The father and daughter perished, but the son survived and returned the braids."

An Ohio woman, engaged to the love of her life, stops by a secondhand store and buys a painting, discovering to her surprise it's an authentic piece.

Hannah Ben Eliezer Curtis grew up an only child, never imagining she would embrace a husband and a large family after decades of singledom. After her husband's passing, she reflects, "Thanks to him, I wasn't left alone, and I learned that even from fragments, you can create a full picture."

During his service in identifying casualties, artist Yechiel Ofner found unexpected recognition for a spontaneous drawing in a kibbutz. This article explores how a simple gesture during a time of chaos led to a national conversation.

Simcha Even Chaim, who had never painted before, embarked on a spiritual journey after the tragic loss of her brother. Now, as she unveils her captivating art exhibition, she shares the story behind her creations and comes full circle.

Learn about da Vinci’s amazing ideas, what heat and cold really are, and the tallest person ever recorded

How artist Rose Bar Noor turned her post-tragedy seclusion into powerful art. In her latest exhibition, she shares the story behind her evocative paintings.

Artist Avraham Neubirt shares captivating videos of his Judaica illustrations in fast motion. Enjoy!

Irit Halevi Bar-Noy grew up with a mother suffering from schizophrenia and a father who was a Holocaust survivor and war-traumatized. She built her own family, only to face her son's mental illness at age 18. In a heartfelt conversation, she shares how art heals her and the enduring faith that sustains her.

Discover how art and clay modeling bolstered children's confidence and transformed lives at Gatit Ilay School of Clay, where creativity meets character development.

Gideon Holland was a young boy when he began exploring the world and searching for meaning. In the following years, he became a famous artist, but it all came to a halt when he returned to faith and abandoned art in favor of Torah study. Now, three decades later, he is releasing a special book that takes him back to his childhood and his life aspirations.

When artist Karin Holzer's painting won first prize in a U.S. competition, she never imagined the journey it would take, from New Year's celebrations to the Israeli Knesset. Here's her story.

The artist Yoel Waxberger was a struggling child who couldn't read or write until a late age. However, his love for art and the encouragement he received from his parents led him to establish "Malchut Waxberger," where he is now at the helm. And who is the rabbinical figure he is particularly close to?

A student from Seoul University recently made headlines for eating a banana that was displayed as part of a high-end art installation, sold for $120,000.

A high-end gallery recently created a buzz by showcasing a New Zealand artist's work priced at $10,000 — and it's just a pickle. Here's why this bizarre artwork has become a hot topic.

Abraham Neuwirth, an illustrator and graphic designer, presents a captivating fourth collection of videos showcasing inspiring illustrations and decorations. Enjoy!

Feeling bored at work? Learn from the mistake of a Russian security guard whose doodle led to his firing and a police investigation.

Shneor Lipsker paints portraits of renowned Jewish figures, rabbis, and private individuals, having discovered his talent while facing challenges in yeshiva. What kind of 'deal' did he make with G-d?