Join us for the third session in virtual programs.
May 10, 1:00-2:00pm EDT; 20:00-21:00 Israel time
Not in Heaven: Artists as Partners in Creation
By Curators Judith Cardozo and Dr. Susan Nashman Fraiman
The exhibition “Not in Heaven” (part of the Jerusalem Biennale 2019) was a response of designers and artists to a dramatic story from the Talmud.
The presentation will include individual items from the exhibition itself as well as musings on the role of Jewish texts as sources of inspiration for artists.
CATALOG:
Zoom link will be emailed to Jewish Art Salon email subscribers.
This series of art studio visits is organized by the Jewish Art Salon, and co-sponsored by Art Kibbutz and JADA Arts.
Born in New York City, Judy Cardozo, Independent Curator and writer, educated at Pratt Institute and Barnard College, worked at the National Foundation for Jewish Culture and curated exhibitions at the Bronx Museum, Yeshiva University Museum and the Bertha Urdang Gallery. In Toronto, she was curator of the Beth Tzedec Museum and and co-produced the ASHKENAZ Festival at Harbourfront. In Israel since 2000, she worked at the Center for Jewish Art and has been involved with the Jerusalem Biennale.
Dr. Susan Nashman Fraiman is a lecturer, researcher and curator of Jewish and Israeli art. She has taught at Hebrew College in Newton, Ma, the Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies and currently teaches at the Rothberg School for Overseas Students. She served for five years as the collection manager at the Yad Vashem Art Museum and curated the exhibit “The Fine Line” in the 2015 Jerusalem Biennale.
Website: www.artinisrael.net
PHOTOS of the ZOOM session
JUDITH CARDOZO 
Dr. SUSAN NASHMAN FRAIMAN 
Yona Verwer – Jewish Art Salon 
Ally Pockrass – Jewish Art Salon 
Jonatas Chimen – JADA Arts
5 responses to “Not in Heaven: Artists as Partners in Creation”
I didnot receive link for Zoom on May 10, I used to get those links before for previous sessions
How can I get the zoom link emailed to me? I’d like to “attend” this interesting program.
Thank you, Susan May Tell, Fellow Member of JAS
Will resend reminder this morning Susan
Intresting
I’m there. I am proud to be part of the movement creating and promoting the evolving forms and ideas of Jewish Art.