Star Idan Weiss shared during a trailer premiere event at the Karlovy Vary festival that Kafka "was in my body for a long ...

Franz Kafka’s passport photograph c.1915. Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons Joseph K.’s grisly fate plays out in an anonymised city, most likely derived from Kafka’s home of Prague.

On March 26 in the Barker Center, admirers of Franz Kafka and enthusiasts of literary translation gathered for a roundtable discussion with award-winning translator Mark Harman. A distinguished ...

Franz Kafka, Albert Ehrenstein, Otto Pick & Lise Weltsch in the Prater amusement park, Vienna, 1913, Silver print, National Library of Israel, Jerusalem. His intellectual and social circles also ...

On Sep. 19, 1908, the world premiere of Mahler’s "Symphony No. 7" took place in Prague. Among the audience was a 26-year-old ...

And now, visitors to “Franz Kafka,” an exhibit currently on display at the Morgan Library and Museum in Midtown, have the opportunity to view some of Kafka’s original Hebrew writings.

Franz Kafka’s papers metamorphose into National Library exhibit Wide-ranging exhibition ‘Kafka: Metamorphosis of an Author’ features the institution’s singular archives and marks 100 years ...

When you think of Franz Kafka, there are a few words that likely come to mind: Lonely, tortured, isolated. But this depiction doesn’t actually tell the full story of Kafka, a new exhibit at The ...

Born in Prague in 1883, Franz Kafka grew up to be one of the world's most well known German-language authors, even to this ...

In June 1924, as Franz Kafka—tubercular, obscure, and a month short of his 41st birthday—lay dying in a sanatorium in Austria, he had no idea of the eventful afterlife he’d go on to have. A ...

The Metamorphosis by Franz Kafka remains a seminal work that has profoundly influenced modern thinking across various domains. Its exploration of identity, alienation, existential angst, and social ...