Before the advent of the internet people had to rely on that quaint old fashioned idea, snail mail, to send their greetings to family, friends and possibly fiends. Halloween was no exception and each year a multitude of messages would be sent. Take a trip down memory lane and see how Halloween was celebrated through the fine art of the post card.

When speaking of the most influential sculptors of the 19th century, one must consider the works of Medardo Rosso. His innovative creations influenced and inspired generations of artists after him.

The similarities and differences between a Roman Church and a Japanese Temple in the first Millennium.

The way in which postwar German artists confronted the legacy of the Holocaust and World War II. Issues of culpability, “memory of an offense,” history and identity come into play in examining, particularly, the photographs of Gerhard Richter and the paintings of Anselm Kiefer.