Jewish Art Salon

JAS at the JB 2017 as of 5-20-2017

The Jerusalem Biennale 2017, October 1 – November 15

Jewish Art Salon exhibit

“Jerusalem: Questions Between Heaven and Earth.”

Curated by Ori Z. Soltes

1. FINISHED WORKS:

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Susan Schwalb, Harmonizations #14, 2017, silver/copper/gold/aluminum/brass/plati- numpoint and black gesso on Arches watercolor paper, 12 x 12 in.

Mark Podwal, Titus-70, 22″ x 30″

Mark Podwal, Expulsion-1492, 22″ x 30″

Mark Podwal, Kristallnacht-1938, 22″ x 30″

NY / Archie Rand, -1946

Jan Greenfield – Belly of the Beast 1 (Jonah), 42″ x 42″

Miriam Stern-Crusader Bible 5, 20×16″

Miriam Stern. Crusader Bible l, 2015, Digital print and monoprint on paper, 15 x 11 in.

Joel Silverstein, Ten commandments – a question, 60″ x 118″

Tobi Kahn, LYBHA, 12x18x1.5 inches

Tobi Kahn AKHV, 9x12x2 inches

Tobi Kahn, AMAYA I var.2, , 9x10x2 inches

Tobi Kahn, ILHA, 18x12x2 inches

Tobi Kahn, YMARR I, 10x12x1 inches

Billha Zussman,Spinoza, Marrano of Reason; I’m the Rose, Beware of the Thorns”, 2016, textile, glass, 35 in. diameter

Siona Benjamin, Exodus 5, 15″ x 9″. 15 x 9 in. Courtesy ACA Galleries.

Beth Krensky, Tashlich, 2014, solo performance at Great Salt Lake, Tooele, Utah, video, 2 min. 29 sec.

Netherlands / Maarten van der Heijden-Netherlands-Ecce Homo 1, 30″ x 30″ each print. Total wall installation 20″ high by 60″

Netherlands / Maarten van der Heijden-Ecce Homo 9, 30″ x 30″ each print. Total wall installation (3 prints) 20″ high by 60″

Dorit Jordan Dotan, Water Matter, 2015, archival photographic print, 9 1⁄2 x 14 3/16 in.

Dorit Jordan Dotan, A Drop in the Bucket, 2015, archival photographic print, 9 1⁄2 x 14 3/16 in.

Ben Schachter, Aquavit—Praying for Rain, 2017, digital prints, acrylic, vinyl, acetate, and ink on paper, 30 x 22 in.

Pamela Fingerhut, Bible Babes: Miriam Placing Baby Moses in the Nile, 2017, digital mon- tage, 30 x 20 in.

Alan Hobscheid, The Boat (from the Yonah series), 2017, digital print, 18 x 20 in.

Alex Kohav, ADaM Denuded and Wired – Installation Detail.

Gabriella Boros, Isaiah 6, 17.5′ x 27″

Gabriella Boros, Strangers Devour It, 2016, woodblock print, 12 x 25 1⁄2 in.

Jane Logemann, water-Hebrew/ water-Arabic, Water-Hebrew/Water-Arabic, 2017, ink and oil on muslin, 30 1⁄4 x 19 1/8 in.

Two videos:

Sarah Lightman (Great Britain) – Half Full and Half Full 2

Beth Krensky (Utah) – Tashlich

2. SKETCHES for PROPOSED WORK

VIDEO

Yehudis Barmatz – Where Rachel Dwells: https://youtu.be/V8EkaTm1CQ4

Israel

( sample of what she did last year. The actual video she is proposing is based on a photography series she did “Where Rachel Burns”)

NY / Richard McBee – Exodus Redux

NY / Leah Raab, Valley of Tears

NY / Rachel Kanter – Wake Up

Israel / Yehudis Barmatz, -VIDEO still “Where she burns”

Ma’ayan – Out Of The Dark, 54.5″ x 49.5″”

Memphis / Carol Buchman_ Dead Sea

Memphis / Carol Buchman,-Salt lake

Bruria Finkel – Salt Mound (sketch). PROPOSAL

Bruria Finkel – Salt Mound (supporting material)

Chicago / Ellen Holtzblatt, SKETCH for

Washington DC / Elaine Langerman

Previous work in similar style as proposed JB work:

Aviva Shemer, Proposal for ceiling installation

Aviva Shemer, (Previous work)

New Haven / Leah Caroline & Jeremy Horseman

New Haven / Leah Caroline & Jeremy Horseman

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