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The backdrop for Hitler’s mass Nuremberg rallies is at risk of collapse but will not be restored to original state

Medieval buildings, miniature Bratwurst and tonnes of breweries — Nuremberg has all you need for a long weekend

Travel Extra Editor-in-chief Kevin Flanagan describes his love affair with the birthplace of Beethoven and Wagner! I did not always love Germany. Perhaps that had something to do with the fact that my father had fought the country in the Second World War. But once I set foot there, everything changed. I guess that is

DURING THE FIRST DECADE of Artforum, two comments appeared in its pages that have long troubled me. They occur in well-known interviews, the first with Tony Smith, published in December 1966, the second with Eva Hesse, published in May 1970, and in each case the artist associates Minimalism with Nazism. Although no explanations are given, the connections are not meant as condemnations—on the contrary. So what relationships are intimated?1“Talking with Tony Smith” was occasioned by two shows curated by Samuel Wagstaff Jr., who “culled” the six-page interview “from a summer and fall�...

Some are critical of the decision to turn Nuremberg's former Nazi Party rally site into a cultural venue. But can the arts can play a role in remembering atrocities?