Arts

Reviewed by NEAL GENDLER The conviction of Alfred Dreyfus was so outrageous that it polarized France and led, indirectly, to...

Daniel Bergin, an award-winning Twin Cities Public Television (TPT) producer and director, is looking for home movies from the 1950s and...

Reviewed by NEAL GENDLER Vasily Grossman’s writing sneaks up on you, its simplicity building to powerful impressions as he records...

Dan Israel, the singer-songwriter and state employee from St. Louis Park, submits his latest bid for rock stardom with the...

The San Diego-based, anarcho-klezmer punk ensemble Di Nigunim played Minneapolis this weekend, a stop in the middle of their tour...

Museum in Perham, Minn., hosts exhibit of New York doctor’s woodcarvings that depict Holocaust victims — men, women and children...

Captivating singer-songwriter will perform as a duet with trumpeter Avishai Cohen on June 14 at the Cedar By MORDECAI SPECKTOR...

Reviewed by NEAL GENDLER A sad, shameful, too-little discussed fact about the Shoah is that most of the perpetrators got...

Director Tony Gatlif (Latcho Drom) tells the story of a Roma (Gypsy) family trying to maintain their nomadic lifestyle in...

Keren Ann, the talented and intriguing singer/songwriter, is touring in support of her new album, 101. She will perform, with...