Rainer Opolka’s bronze sculptures, some making Nazi salutes, on show in Chemnitz for one day only

When Hungarian actress Franciska Farkas revealed that she was Roma four years ago, there was "of course" a negative reaction, she said, but she also received letters from girls belonging to the persecuted minority declaring her their new idol.

As the Netherlands’ two frontrunners for prime minister make sweeping statements about immigrants, Amsterdam’s art world is calling for rhetorical nuance and empathy.

Giving Nazi salutes and pointing pistols at commuters, Rainer Opolka’s wolf statues offer divided Germany a timely reminder of nationalism’s dangers

Artists, actors and playwrights are flocking to the city to show work that celebrates Roma identity and tackles negative stereotypes

When Kassel authorities suggested moving Olu Oguibe's obelisk to a less high-profile location, the artist accused them of caving to far-right pressure. And his work isn't the only controversial one

Up to 50,000 women are estimated to have been raped during the Bosnian War. On the 20th anniversary of its peace agreement, feminist artists and activists are questioning what it means to be Bosnian.

Hisham Samawi brings Arab art to London and offers asylum to his artists.

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Mima’s new director on not trying to imitate London, the societal value of art and his quest to create the ‘useful’ museum