How Germany Silenced Its Artists to Support Israel
Berlin’s once-protective artistic freedom has been curtailed by government repression tied to responses to pro-Palestine support, altering the city’s cultural landscape.
The Jewish dealer who bought art hated by the Nazis and created one of the greatest collections ever seen
Heinz Berggruen's transition from a persecuted journalist to a prominent art dealer illustrates the transformative power of art amidst political oppression.