David Granda

Pieces stolen by the Nazi regime in occupied Europe star in three ambitious simultaneous exhibitions in Austria

One of Austria’s premier cultural institutions has opened a third facility in Klosterneuburg, on the outskirts of Vienna, to showcase its holdings of post-1945 art

It’s the 150th anniversary of the birth of both the master of atonal music and the fierce editor of ‘The Torch.’ Vienna’s Arnold Schönberg Center brings the two together in a magnetic exhibition that commemorates their defiance of convention

Vienna’s Leopold Museum rescues the avant-garde painter from oblivion with the largest retrospective devoted to the artist to date

For the first time in Europe — at the Belvedere Museum in Vienna — a major retrospective dedicated to the pictorial work of the French-American sculptor is now on display

Research by the Hohenems Jewish Museum reconstructs the flight of thousands of refugees from the Third Reich on the Austria-Switzerland border

The Italian writer Ferdinando Camon, who has published his conversations with the author of ‘Survival in Auschwitz,’ believes his death may have been accidental, contrary to the official version of events

‘Water Serpents II’ survived Nazi looting and ended up in the hands of an anonymous owner

Three exhibitions in Austria honored the versatile polymath and avant-garde painter murdered by the Nazis in the Auschwitz-Birkenau extermination camp

The Salzburg Literary Archive has digitized the Austrian writer’s ledger, which shows how he ran his own work production like a company

Margarita Ferrer and Austrian prisoner Rudolf Friemel married in the Nazi death camp, the only wedding ever to take place there