Red Shawl News Today

Two works by Austrian Expressionist painter Egon Schiele, looted by Nazis, were returned to the heirs of the Holocaust victim who owned them.

If you’re out visiting National Parks on Sunday, you may see staff members wearing read shawls to raise awareness of acts of violence against Indigenous people.

National parks are honoring missing and murdered Indigenous women with red shawls this week. Red Shawl Day, which will be observed Sunday, is “an annual national effort to bring attention to acts of violence committed against Indigenous people,” according to the National Park Service (NPS). NPS said that according to the Department of Justice, Indigenous American women are…

A federal judge temporarily stayed a case by heirs of a Holocaust victim seeking restitution of works by Egon Schiele from Austria.

Vienna museums sued for return of works held by collector murdered in Dachau

The village of Kiyevi in Nagaland has chosen Satoli Z Swu, a 63-year-old retired government teacher and community stalwart, as its new village chief.

Of late Naga women have been making indelible marks in all aspects of lives - silently taking the lead to the new realities and challenges and treading their path towards success.

A veteran who was inspired to write a novel following his wartime experiences has celebrated his 100th birthday.

A blend of research, reflection, conceptualization, and pure logistics gave Krieger School students firsthand experience mounting an American Modernism exhibit at the Baltimore Museum of Art

My “female gaze” is a response to the diverse work and personalities of Artemisia Gentileschi, Élisabeth Vigée Le Brun and Elisabeth Chaplin.