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Present Music concert, plays enhance William Kentridge art exhibit at Milwaukees Warehouse.

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The artist’s survey at MoCA, with its empathetic portraits and quirky sculptures, speaks to the larger struggle of Black artists to achieve a level of recognition that is long overdue.

A high estimate at auction for a Max Beckmann work in the forthcoming winter sales bodes well for the health of Germany's secondary market.

The past is hideous, the future an unknown entity in the varied forms of the artist's work. Visual arts review by Sarah Kent

Peter Schjeldahl, my friend for 25 years, confirmed the power of intensely local art criticism — a kind of writing that the internet has since undercut.

A work by Nazi painter Adolf Ziegler hangs in Munich's Pinakothek museum, and German artist Georg Baselitz says it should be removed. Ziegler persecuted Jewish and "degenerate" artists under Hitler.

A new book discusses how close Britain's aristocracy was to the Nazi regime and what the situation in those times tells us about the dangers to democracy today.