The Jewish Art Salon & the Sid Jacobson Jewish Community Center present: JOMIX – Jewish Comics; Art and Derivation Curated by Joel Silverstein, Richard McBee & Aimee Rubensteen. Conceived by the Jewish Art Salon. September 25 12:00-3:00 PM Opening […]
Hadassah Magazine’s August 2016 issue features an excellent article about contemporary art in Jerusalem by Renee Ghert-Zand, a renaissance that The Jerusalem Biennale הביאנלה של ירושלים is proud to be part of. Jewish Art Salon members Andi LaVine Arnovitz, Yehudis Barmats, and Sarah Zell Young are featured in the article. The Jewish Art Salon is mentioned as well. Read […]
Jewish Communal Fund and Ernest Rubenstein Galleries, Manny Cantor Center 197 East Broadway | New York, NY 10002 August 30 – November 1, 2016 RECEPTION: September 12, 6:30-8PM GALLERY HOURS: Monday – Saturday 10AM – 8PM. Closed Sunday. Contact artist for a private tour at info@MichalNachmanyArt.com. This program is supported, in part, by public funds from the […]
Through an evening dedicated to collaborative effort, aesthetic passion and inspiration to give, Friends of Tsedek invites you to take a journey through time. In partnership with Bnai Zion Foundation, Friends of Tsedek invites the public to its First Annual Art Auction & Cocktail Party, PAST X FUTURE, on September 7th, 2016 at the Metropolitan […]
A much respected American Jewish magazine is looking for art for its November issue, which focuses on “Rebuke” – tochecha”. The image will be credited with your name, title of work and a link to your website. All images will be forwarded to the editor, but preference will be given to current Jewish Art Salon members. […]
Performance and Open Studio by Doni Silver Simons August 21, 4-6 pm, Santa Monica, CA Each visitor is invited to mark the wall of the artist’s studio. Silver Simons will remove the marks to the best of her ability, leaving only “afterimages” behind. For over a decade, Silver Simons’ interactive and durational performances have been shown throughout […]
Jan Lauren Greenfield is included in an upcoming group exhibit “INT-O Yellow” at the Con Artist Collective and Gallery 119 Ludlow, NYC opening August 17th from 7-11pm and on view until August 27th. All work has been made using a unique PANTONE yellow paint that Con Artist member Uncle Riley has developed to benefit Artist Suicide Prevention, called […]
The Jewish Community Centers of Greater Boston (JCC) seeks experiential educators for The Discovery Club, a new program starting in January 2017. The Discovery Club connects children ages 5-8 to Jewish life and culture through a variety of fun, skill-building classes and activities. By exploring topics like cooking, music, and nature, children can learn about […]
Deadline September 1 A zine about the Jewish High Holidays, published this fall by Tamar Nachmany, writer and artist, is looking for submissions. For more info click here: http://yamimnoraim.tumblr.com Submit drawings, paintings, photos, poetry, fiction, essays, propaganda, cartoons, beautiful Jewish texts, messed up Jewish texts, challenging Jewish texts with scribbles in the margins, or anything else to […]
Jewish Art Salon members Gabriella Boros, Ellen Holtzblatt and Judith Joseph will exhibit work in Voices of Wisdom, the inaugural exhibition of the Spertus Institute’s new Ground Level Arts Lab. This exhibit will feature new works from twelve distinguished local Jewish artists, including Melanie Dankowicz, Susan Dickman, Berit Engen, Jonathan Franklin, Stephen Levin, Carol Neiger, Dimitri Pavlotsky and Amy […]
September 9 – October 7, 2016 Opening Reception: Friday, September 9th | 6:30-8:30 pm The Crossing represents art at the crossroads of cultures, spiritual revelation, life, and death. Two contemporary urban artists seeking nature; idiosyncratic yet aspiring to transcendence; speaking American with echoes of ancient languages. This exhibit contains the work of Judith Joseph […]
The 3rd Jerusalem Biennale will take place October-November 2017 in various locations around the city center of Jerusalem. The Jerusalem Biennale is dedicated to exploring the spaces in which contemporary art and the Jewish world of content intersect. It is a platform for present-day professional artists and curators to exhibit works and present exhibitions that […]
“B”, the Brooklyn College Magazine, has published an article featuring Rand’s book, “The 613”. Rand began transforming each and every one of the 613 mitzvahs, or commandments, into its own painting, a series that took five years to complete. The book, which is selling very well and continues to generate the attention of the media. See the article […]
The Jewish Art Salon partners with the Jewish Artists Initiative to present two High Holiday-themed exhibitions. ON VIEW | August 15 – December 19, 2016, Monday – Friday: 9 – 5 RECEPTION | September 21: 7 – 9 PM Acclaimed Israeli artist and Chair of the Art Department at University of Haifa, Sharon Poliakine, will provide commentary on the […]
“A Kaddish for Dąbrowa Białostocka” opens September 18th at 3 pm at the Museum at Eldridge Street, 12 Eldridge Street, New York, NY This exhibition features a series of archival pigment prints of 18 new works by Mark Podwal in acrylic and colored pencil. The works were inspired by his recent visit to the shtetl in Poland […]
Iona College Council on the Arts presents psalmsIMAGEand…a unique interactive exhibition A visual conversation between the art of Judaica artist Fred Spinowitz and six photo artists: David Brown, Bart Gorin, Liv Jordan, Sagit Shans, Ahron Weiner and Scott Wright. Br. Kenneth Chapman Gallery: Iona College Arts Center August 29 – September 29, 2016 Opening Reception, Thursday, September 1, 6 – 8 […]
Dorit Jordan Dotan will show in an Art Event on August 5th, from 7pm-10pm. The Catalyst Ranch is a premier event space located in Chicago’s West Loop at 656 W. Randolph Street. The art show will draw upon 125 guests coming straight from work, living in downtown Chicago, and the NorthShore. Link to Impression of […]
FIRST MAJOR SPECIAL EXHIBITION TO OPEN AT 9/11 MEMORIAL MUSEUM The National September 11 Memorial & Museum announced the September opening of its first major special exhibition titled “Rendering the Unthinkable: Artists Respond to 9/11.” Ranging in media from paintings and sculpture to works on paper and video, the exhibition examines 13 artists’ reactions to the terror […]
Linda Stein’s exhibit at the Flomenhaft Gallery in New York was written up by Anisah Abdullah. “Linda Stein, an artist-activist from East Hampton, is currently showcasing her traveling exhibition “Holocaust Heroes: Fierce Females—Tapestries and Sculpture by Linda Stein,” to celebrate gender equality at the Flomenhaft Gallery in Manhattan. As part of the arts organization Have Art: Will […]
Beth Heit’s installation, what we hold close / what we let go is being exhibited at the Catskill Art Society until August 28th. This solo show features her still life mixed media assemblages. Ms. Heit’s assemblages consist of her clay sculptures combined with items curated from her collections of found objects, collage and personal images. CAS is […]
Only In New York: Stories of Jewish Identity, Creativity and Community, from the Upper West Side to the South Bronx featuring MARIKA HUGHES and JULIAN VOLOJ. MARIKA HUGHES, a composer, lyricist, singer and cellist who fronts a band, has performed around the world, and, most recently, at Joe’s Pub. Her latest CD is “New York Nostalgia.” The granddaughter […]
Artist Tracy Ellyn was juried into Manhattan Arts International’s “The Healing Power of Art,” and is a recipient of the Award of Excellence. The exhibition, curated by Renee Phillips from entries from around the world, features Tracy’s piece, “Evening MiSheberach” from her Refuah series. The 5 feet long mixed media piece with pen & ink […]
A much respected American Jewish magazine is looking for art for its October issue, which focuses on “Al tifrosh min haTzibur.” The editor is looking to publish an image that is evocative of community, the public, connections, civics, unity, togetherness, and/or collective strength. The image will be credited with your name, title of work and a […]
Ori Z. Soltes’ new book was recently published and is available here on Amazon. This magnum opus of 630 pages is currently available as a black & white edition. The two-volume full-color edition will be available in a few months. Not only are many Jewish Art Salon artists represented in this book, it ends with our […]
Manhattan’s Artists’ Beit Midrash program, facilitated by Tobi Kahn and Rabbi Diane Cohler-Esses, will be having their 15th Annual Exhibition, opening on Thursday, June 23rd from 6-8 pm. The Herbert and Eileen Bernard Museum of Judaica, One East 65th Street, New York, NY . With Jewish Art Salon members Larry Frankel, Barbara Freedman, Sandra Indig, Rachel […]
Aimee Rubensteen, who has co-curated several exhibits for the Jewish Art Salon, is the Curatorial Project Manager/ Administrator for Sotheby’s Ancient Marbles: Classical Sculpture & Works of Art collaboration with contemporary artist Francesco Vezzoli exhibition on view June 10-13. Here is her blog post about it. She also wrote a review of Footsteps annual art exhibition titled “Inside/Outside”, […]
This art exhibition is juried by Sheryl Intrator and sponsored by Jewish Federation of Northern New Jersey and its “sister city” in Nahariya, Israel. This exhibition is one aspect of the Partnership2gether professional exchange that was established by UJA Federation to strengthen ties between the United States and Israel and promote Jewish unity and identity. All […]
On June 1st at the Van Leer Institute in Jerusalem David Sperber participated in a Scholarship Ceremony. Sperber won Israel’s prestigious Rotenstreich Fellowship for Outstanding Doctoral Students in the Humanities. He spoke about the art of Helene Aylon, and the importance of art. View short video here. In 2015 Sperber, along with Dvora Liss, curated […]
Curated by Aimee Rubensteen this exhibition is on view from 30 June – August 14, 2016. Opening June 30, 2016, 7 -9 pm Repair The World, 808 Nostrand Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11216. Tuesday–Friday 12–6 PM and by appointment Brooklyn: Juxtaposition is a group show featuring Brooklyn-based artists challenging the concept of juxtaposition. Hosted by Repair […]
Blue Like Me – The Art of Siona Benjamin is featured in the St Louis Jewish Film Festival (June 8-11 2016). In conjunction Benjamin will have an art event on June 9th at the Central Reform Congregation, also in St Louis. In May her film was shown at the Toronto Jewish Film Festival. […]
FLOMENHAFT GALLERY 547 West 27th Street, Chelsea, NY April 28-July 14, 2016 Tues-Sat: 10:30am-5:00pm Interview & 7-minute Film: Tuesday, June 7, 6-8pm with Dr. Gail Levin interviewing the artist Old City Publishing has just published Holocaust Heroes: Fierce Females, Tapestries and Sculpture by Linda Stein, a full-color, 84-page book, with a foreword by Gloria Steinem, and essays by […]
Archie Rand has a solo exhibition currently at SRO Gallery and am in a group exhibition at Trestle Gallery, both in Brooklyn, NY.. He spoke to a sell-out crowd at Trestle Gallery May 26th about the arc of his development that led to the creation of “The 613”. SRO Gallery, 1144 Dean Street, Brooklyn, NY 11216 HOURS: Saturday […]
On the occasion of the 100th Anniversary of DADA, the Tel Aviv Museum of Art presents a unique exhibition of works by artists influenced by the pan-European DADA movement in the early 20th century alongside manuscripts and contemporary sound performances associated with the medieval mystic Abraham Abulafia (1240- c.1291), who developed a “Kabbalah of Names.” […]
Cynthia Beth Rubin and Yona Verwer are exhibiting their collaborative interactive artworks in the exhibition Meditations on Place at the Koslowe Gallery in Mamaroneck, NY. The show is curated by Amy Levine-Kennedy. In addition, each artist has solo works on view as well. Opening reception Thursday June 2 at 7:45 pm Koslowe Gallery at the Westchester Jewish Center 175 […]
Impossible Casting in NYC is looking to interview real people that have stories tell about how religion and faith has effected there life for a permanent museum installation. If you are an artist, civil service worker, a politician, a doctor, a chef, an entrepreneur, or any other occupation, please submit a small paragraph about the […]
“Return/Powrót”, a series of 12 drawings by Arie Galles will be on display at the Kosciuszko Foundation, 15 East 65th Street, New York, NY 10065. The series is inspired by his return, after a 58 year absence, to Poland, the country of his early childhood. Opening Reception Monday, June 13, 2016, 6-9 PM. Gilles will be giving […]
Ruth Schreiber’s work “Childhood Remembered” has been chosen as one of 100 works in Ben Uri Centenary Exhibition in London. 100 for 100 – Ben Uri Past, Present & Future Celebrating 100 Years in London and welcoming home a great masterpiece by Alfred Wolmark Exhibition on view 21 May – 9 June 2016 Open daily; Free entry […]
Miriam Stern and Billha Zussman have several art works in this show curated by Naomi Fishman. J. Scheidegger Center for the Arts, Lindenwold University, 2300 West Clay St., Saint Charles, MO. May 22 – June 17, 2016, Sunday to Wednesday by appointment, Thursday and Friday from 12 to 7 p.m., and Saturday from 10 a.m. to […]
Corridors, an exhibition curated by renowned artist Tobi Kahn, features artwork by members of The Jewish Theological Seminary’s Artist-In-Residence Program. The exhibit is on view until November 1, 2016 The Jewish Theological Seminary 3080 Broadway (at 122nd Street) New York City The Billie Rosenthal Rubinoff Center for Student Life, Second Floor, Unterberg Chancellor Arnold M. […]
The Jewish Art Salon is collaborating with the Jewish Artists Initiative of Southern California in an exchange exhibit. Title of the exhibition: Dimensions of Spirituality – Rosh HaShanah, Yom Kippur and Sukkot. The J.A.S. will exhibit in Los Angeles Fall 2016. The J.A.I. will exhibit in Manhattan in 2017. Curators for the J.A.S. exhibit: Richard […]
Michal is exhibiting in 4 venues: UJA-Federation Gallery, 130 E 59 Street, New York, NY “Beyond the Balcony…” March 21-June 29, 2016, 9-5 Mo-Thurs by appointment: email rodriguezl@ujafedny.org Exhibit tour / artist talk Sunday May 22, 10:30-12 $15 in advance; $20 at the door, space permitting. Register at http://www.lss.org/art “Journeys and Longings” exhibit BJ Community Rooms, […]
“Graphic Details: Confessional Comics by Jewish Women” opens at its ninth venue, The Negev Museum of Art, Israel on 23rd May 2016 The exhibition is accompanied by a one day symposium “Drawing The Line: Looking at Women’s Comics”. Sarah Lightman, curator of the exhibit, will present “The Graphic Details of The Star Sapphire: An Exploration of the Themes […]
Each month, Sh’ma Now curates a distilled “conversation” in print and online, bringing together several voices around a single theme. These voices cross the spectrum of Judaism — secular and religious, communal and non-partisan, engaged and striving. Sh’ma Now is published in partnership with the Forward. April’s issue (Lech Lecha | לֶךְ לְךָ) featured works by Jewish Art Salon members […]
JAS member Judith Joseph will be live-painting with two other artists, Ethan McGinnis and Sara Jones at The Transcendence of Loss, a benefit recital and silent auction featuring mezzo-soprano Chelsea Betz with an ensemble conducted by Tyrone Clinton on June 4, 8 pm, at Alice Millar Chapel, Northwestern U., 1870 Sheridan Rd., Evanston. Art will be auctioned […]
Yehudis Barmatz conceived of the groundbreaking “Ima Iyla’a; The Art of Motherhood”, an exhibition that was part of the 2015 Jerusalem Biennale for Contemporary Jewish Art. The sequel exhibition of “Ima Iyla’a” is shown at the Hebrew University, Jerusalem. Yehudis writes about how this exhibit came to life, and its importance. Exhibition will be on view until June 20th, 2016. Curated by […]
Dorit Jordan Dotan will show at the “Evanston Made” – A month-long celebration of the arts in Evanston IL. June 3-30. June 3 – Exhibit Opening Reception 5-8 p.m. Evanston Art Center, 1717 Central St. Evanston, IL. Evanston Made is a month-long celebration of the arts in Evanston with art studios, galleries, museums and businesses throughout […]
The Philadelphia Museum of Jewish Art celebrates 40 years with 40 Works from its Permanent Collection. Jewish Art Salon members exhibiting: Siona Benjamin, Tobi Kahn, and Ahron D. Weiner. Artists’ Reception Thursday, June 9, 2016 6-8 pm Free and open to the public M – F: 10 – 4 pm (and by appointment) Hours subject to change. Please […]
“Divided Waters”, an exhibition of contemporary art, commemorates the 500th anniversary of the Jewish Ghetto in Venice, May 26 – September 29, 2016, at the Palazzo Fontana, Venice, Italy. Opening Reception: Thursday, May 26, 2016, 10am-12pm Inspired by the 500th Anniversary of the Jewish Ghetto’s creation in Venice, the exhibition presents the work of Ghiora Aharoni, […]
Manifest your soul print. Sunday May 22, 2016 features an art event to bring artists together in this Shnat Hakhel – year of unity, to offer and draw inspiration from each other. Its goal is to offer Jewish artists a fresh dose of inspiration as to the “why” (purpose), “how” (process) and “what” (product) of the art […]
To: PHOTO ARTISTS Re: PSALMS Exhibit At: IONA Art Gallery, New Rochelle, NY, September 2016 Deadline: May 26, 2016 PROSPECTUS: Psalms+Paintings+Photos+People=Poetry The images of Psalms will be the subject of the interaction between artist Fred Spinowitz and 5 photographers. Four photographers have been selected so far. Each Photo Artist will have 3 framed 11”x14” pictures […]
Ruth Schreiber is participating in a group show called “Camouflage”, opening on Saturday evening, May 14th, and running until June 11th. Agripas 12 Gallery, Jerusalem, Israel. Gallery hours: Monday-Thursday 4:30-7:30-pm, Friday and Saturday 11-2pm. Ruth has 2 works in the show, both including porcelain elements, “No More” and “Go on, Spoil Yourself”.
This NYC exhibition features art by Angélica Muñoz Castaño, Jason Covert, Lori Field, Kristian Glynn, Dennis Kardon, Boy Kong, Erik Olson, Graham Preston, Archie Rand, Team Macho, and Tom Sanford. Gitler &_____ 3629 Broadway, (b/w 149th and 150th), NYC 10031 April 12, 2016 – May 13, 2016 Opening reception: Tuesday, April 12, 6-9 PM Hours: Saturday 1pm – […]
Midrash as the Stage for the Drama of Life Growing up Jewish in India, surrounded by Hindu and Muslim culture, attending a Zoroastrian school – it’s easy to feel like an “other.” Artist Siona Benjamin found her home in midrash (and you can, too). ELI talks are highly produced, 12-minute presentations on “inspired Jewish ideas.” […]
On Sunday April 10th, 2016 the gallery at CKI will re-open for the evening at 7 with cocktails/spirits and refreshments. At 8 pm there will be a discussion with 10 of the the artists of the current exhibit Passover and the Consequences of Freedom. This show is curated by Richard McBee, and a collaboration with […]
DONI SILVER SIMONS and DONNA STERNBERG & DANCERS present 49 Days: Women Who Count. This work incorporates 42 female performers, a 49-channel soundscape, a visual installation documenting the creation of the work, and a post-performance discussion by the collaborators. The performance explores time, memory, and counting embodied within the roles of ritual and cultural identity. […]
The new mikvah at Congregation Beth Tefillah in Atlanta will receive a mural painted by Andi Arnovitz. Currently living in Israel, Arnovitz is a former Atlantan. The mural will incorporate drawings women made during a design and launch event for the facility in January. Arnovitz talked to the AJT about her art and how she […]
Apply now and join LABA: A Laboratory for Jewish Culture for a year exploring OTHER. http://www.labajournal.com/2016/03/laba-application LABA is a non-religious, Jewish house of study and culture laboratory at New York’s 14th Street Y. Every year LABA selects a group of ten fellows to join for a yearlong study of classical Jewish texts centered around a theme. […]
Art exhibition by Robin Atlas and Nancy Current Opening Reception April 7, 2016, 7-9 pm Sidney and Gertrude Zack Gallery 950 West 41st Avenue, Vancouver, Canada Artists Statement: The ten plagues are generally understood to be God’s wrath visited on Egypt through progressively more horrific calamities, ultimately causing Pharaoh to release the Jewish people […]
The solo-exhibition ABRAHAMIC/ABRAHAMITISCH opens April 3 in the Folkingestraat Synagogue in Groningen, The Netherlands. Opening reception with The Spirit of Gambo (5 viols / viola da gamba’s and 3 vocal soloists) performing Membra Jesu Nostri (by Buxtehude), and talks by Marcel Poorthuis & Aaron Rosen, PhD. See short video of the opening here. Two interviews with the artist in Dutch:Dutch radio starts at 38 minutes […]
Sunday, March 27th, 2016 featured an art symposium at The Jewish Museum, New York. Organized by the Harry Friedman Society, the Alfred & Jean Moldovan Memorial Symposium involved three Jewish Art Salon members. Ori Z. Soltes, Goldman Professorial Lecturer in Theology & Fine Art, Georgetown University, who is also an Advisor to the Jewish Art Salon, presented Defining Jewish […]
An international group show relating to the theme of language as a barrier to communication will take place at Schema Projects in Brooklyn. The exhibition will travel to Tel Aviv, Israel, and Perugia, Italy. Co-curated by Mary Judge, Doron Polok, Tel Aviv; and Trebisonda Spazio per l’arte contemporanea, Perugia Italy. April 14 – May 15, […]
Ruth Schreiber has a solo exhibition “Letters from my Grandparents”, opening on the 16th of March and continuing until May 31st. The Ghetto Museum at the Terezin Memorial near Prague in the Czech Republic features this work which is part of her “Letters from my Grandparents” Holocaust Memorial Project. Currently another section of that series is on view […]
The exhibition, comprising two of McBee’s narrative painting series, Sotah Series, 2009, and The Story of Asenath, 2014, will be on view from April 10–August 14, 2016. Opening Reception & Artist’s Talk: Sunday, April 10, 1:30-3:00 p.m. Derfner Judaica Museum 5901 Palisade Avenue Riverdale, NY 10471 R.S.V.P. 718.581.1596 or art@hebrewhome.org Richard McBee draws equally from what is read and […]
An article by author and academic ( and Jewish Art Salon Advisor) Aaron Rosen appeared in the Observer and the Guardian on the 10 best places for reflection during Lent. SHALEV in New Harmony, IN, a work by Tobi Kahn, is listed alongside the Rothko Room at the Tate Modern, the Church of the Holy […]
ACA Galleries’ current show Paper Through the Ages exhibits the work of Jewish Art Salon’s Founding Member Siona Benjamin, as well as works by Frank Stella, Jasper Johns, John Singer Sargent and others. February 27- April 2, 2016 Works on paper demand a high level of skill. The very fragility of paper requires a deftness of hand […]
The UJA-NY Federation Gallery features an exhibit by Michal Nachman, opening April 5. The image of Theodor Herzl standing on his hotel balcony in Basel, Switzerland as he contemplates the future state of the Jewish people is familiar to almost every Jew and Israeli. The image reminds us of a time when such a modern state was […]
“Ima Iyla’a; The Art of Motherhood” exhibition was part of the 2nd Biennale of Contemporary Jewish Art in Jerusalem in 2015. The sequel exhibition is shown at the Hebrew University, Jerusalem. Exhibition will be on view from 24 February – 20 June 2016. Curated by Nurit Sirkis Bank and Noa Lea Cohen. Participating Jewish Art Salon artists: Dorit […]
A solo exhibition of new work by Susan Schwalb, pioneering American artist of contemporary metal point drawing features abstract, linear compositions of mixed metalpoint on colored surfaces, many of which introduce the artist’s new investigation of absence or the void as a constructive element. The Opening Reception will take place on Thursday, April 28, 6-8pm. […]
Sheryl Intrator Urman, a past winner and curator of this year’s Partnership2gether Art Show, said technology is playing a growing part in enabling American and Israeli artists to share their work. “Technology is giving our show the capability to travel internationally and expand venues for the show in New Jersey.” This year artwork from 27 […]
Jewish Art Salon Advisor Aaron Rosen is featured in a Q & A with David Van Biema. It is not easy to be a respected member of the art-world intelligentsia and take religion seriously. “Religion and modern art continue to be typecast as mortal enemies,” writes Aaron Rosen. But the very context in which he […]
Los Angeles based artist Doni Silver Simons is featured in 49 Days: Women Who Count at the Arena I Gallery in Santa Monica. Saturday April 2 at 8:30 pm; Sunday April 3 at 6 pm. Laurel and Wolf published an article about her “At Home in the Artist’s Studio” here. Simons’ work is part of […]
Two Jewish Art Salon advisors are in the news. Ori Z. Soltes reviewed the latest publication by Matthew Baigell. The book is available on Amazon here “When I open a book written by Matthew Baigell I typically have two expectations. I count on something very well researched, with a careful and judicious handling of diverse […]
Art exhibit presented by Brooklyn Jewish Art Gallery and the Jewish Art Salon. Curated by Richard McBee, Jewish Art Salon. Opening reception Saturday, March 12, 2016, 8:00 – 11:00 pm. March 12 – June 25, 2016, on view Sundays 11-2. About the exhibit: This year Passover will be really special in Brooklyn as the Congregation Kol […]
Art Kibbutz is returning to Governors Island, a public island in the waterways of New York City, for the 3rd summer in a row. As many of you know, in summer, this land trust buzzes with multiple artist residencies and arts events, set among picturesque landscapes, waterfront views, and in unique historic architecture. With studios for […]
Social change has often been brought about by artists who dare to say what few want to hear. As in many mediums, perspective derives from distance; being far away allows us to look closer, to see. Local artists living within the struggle between Israel and Palestine are often challenged and silenced by one or the […]
The Jewish Art Salon partnered with the Anne Frank Center to present the art exhibit Letters From My Grandparents – The Art of Ruth Schreiber. Sandee Brawarsky, Culture editor of The NY Jewish Week, reviewed the exhibit: Letters As A Lifeline A book and an exhibit tell stories of family and identity, all in longhand. […]
Podwal’s prints based on All this has come upon us… are coming to Queens College, NY. “Terezin Portfolio,” Limited Edition Suite of Prints Donated to Godwin-Ternbach Museum by Artist, Author and Alumnus Mark Podwal, on View April 4 – June 4, 2016 Opening Reception/Conversation with the Artist: Thursday, April 7, 6-8 pm In its first New […]
Sculptor and 3D pioneer Alvin Sher participated in a 3D Austin Texas Conference and Exhibition. 3D printing evolved in the seventies; Sher was invited to meet annually with an informal group of sculptors experimenting with this new medium. Each sculptor had their own direction and curiosity – for Sher, his models allowed him to create a detailed three […]
The Edmond de Rothschild Foundations (EDRF) promote a philanthropy that engages actively with their partners in driving social innovation. EDRF focus on sustainable programs in education, arts and culture, social entrepreneurship, intercultural dialogue and health research. Its Ariane de Rothschild Fellowship is about harnessing the entrepreneurial drive of mainly Jewish and Muslim social entrepreneurs to build sustainable impact […]
March 9th, 2016 David Sperber and his Supervisor Professor Ruth Iskin (Department of the Arts, Ben-Gurion University) will discuss Sperber’s Phd. dissertation titled “Contemporary Jewish Feminist Art in the US and Israel, 1990-2015”. Sperber will present the chapter about Helene Aylon’s’ “LIBERATION OF G-D”. He has studied in the Department of Gender Studies at Bar Ilan university. Sperber’s articles have […]
Holtzblatt’s art is featured in two exhibits: Under the Sun: Landscape As Allegory Harold Washington Library Center 400 S. State Street, Chicago 60605, 8th Floor exhibit cases February 1 to April 15, 2016 Monday – Thursday, 9 – 9, Friday and Saturday, 9 – 5, Sunday,1 – 5 Ellen Holtzblatt’s paintings explore the connection between the physical and the spiritual, in which land, sky and sea […]
Reconstructionist Congregation Beth Emeth in Rockville Centre, Long Island, is holding its 3rd annual art presentation. Their Beit Cafe will feature a presentation at 8 PM, following their Shabbat service on Friday March 25, 2016 Previous presenters were Naomi Grossman, and Siona Benjamin. If you are an artist and are interested in showing slides/powerpoint and speak about […]
A US-Israel Fulbright Fellowship for 2016-17 has been awarded to artist Siona Benjamin. She will be affiliated by Bezalel Art school in Jerusalem and will be researching her proposed project: “From Motherland to Fatherland: Transcultural Indian Jews in Israel”. This is a continuation of her 2013 Fulbright research “Faces: Weaving Indian Jewish Narratives”. About her previous Fulbright project: […]
Friday March 4, 2016 at 9 p.m. the exhibit EGODOCUMENTEN will be opened by Jan Swinkels at the LJGalerie in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. Participating artists: Yaïr Aa, Jet Naftaniel-Joëls, Maartje Pinkus, Tilleke Schwarz, Sira Soetendorp – van IJssel, Maarten van der Heijden. Van der Heijden will exhibit photo collages “100 Boxes”. LJGalerie Zuidelijke Wandelweg 41, Amsterdam March 4 – June 4, 2016 Monday-Thursday […]
Unexpected: continuing narratives of identity and migration A new exhibition in collaboration with Counterpoints Arts, juxtaposing works from Ben Uri’s permanent collection by artists including Frank Auerbach and Eva Frankfurther with invited artists offers a contemporary response across a range of practices and media. Artists include Behjat Omer Abdulla, Güler Ates, James Russell Cant, Ana Cvorovic, Juan Delgado, Tam […]
THE NEW YORK COMICS & PICTURE-STORY SYMPOSIUM TUESDAY FEBRUARY 9th AT 7 PM The New School / Parsons 2 West 13 Street, New York, NY – In the Bark Room, off the lobby. Archie Rand, painter and graphic collaborator with contemporary poets, discusses his new book “The 613” in which each page features a painting […]
In celebration of the release of Ukeles’s first book, Seven Work Ballets, the following events have been planned: Reading and Signing with Mierle Laderman Ukeles Ronald Feldman Fine Arts 31 Mercer Street, New York, New York February 11, 2016, 6-8 PM For more information click here Reading and Disscussion with Mierle Laderman […]
The traveling exhibit entitled The Borscht Belt: Revisiting the Remains of America’s Jewish Vacationland opens on February 1, 2016 at the Madron Gallery in Chicago. The exhibition features 27 large-scale images complimented by a selection of original artifacts and ephemera from some of the Borscht Belt’s most beloved hotels and resorts. The exhibit, which documents the dramatic decline […]
Archie Rand’s career as an artist spans five decades and myriad themes and genres. His oeuvre The 613 is surely one of his most ambitious feats yet. Without any idea where the work would be exhibited, Rand began transforming each and every one of the 613 mitzvahs, or commandments, into its own breathtaking painting, a series […]
The Mishkan Museum in Ein Harod, Israel, hosts a closing event on January 29th at the exhibit New York / New Work, which features works by Jewish Art Salon members. This symposium, in memory of Ahuva Ben Aharon, is done in conjunction with Midreshet Ein Hanatziv, Niggun Nashim and Oranim College. The New York / New Work exhibition […]
On February 4th, 2016 the Women’s Caucus for Art will hold the award ceremony at its annual conference at the National Museum of Women in the Arts, in Washington, DC. 6pm Cocktail Reception (ticket required) 7:30pm Awards Ceremony (free and open to the public) 9-10pm Coffee & Dessert Reception National Museum of Women in the […]
The Jewish Art Salon partners with the Anne Frank Center USA in presenting an art exhibit and artist’s talk by Ruth Schreiber. Opening reception: Thursday February 4, 2016, 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm The Anne Frank Center USA 44 Park Place, New York, NY, between Church St. and West Broadway. The exhibit is on view […]
Jewish Art Salon advisor Aaron Rosen, PhD, has a new book out, which is garnering lots of attention. Art & Religion in the 21st Century, published by Thames & Hudson, is available on Amazon here. In an increasingly secular world what images and representations do contemporary artists draw upon when they create ‘religious’ works of […]
A well-respected American Jewish magazine is looking for visual art based on the themes of their next 3 print issues. The works will be published in black & white. The printed magazine will includea simulated Talmud page with text and responses, as well as a section called “Perspectives” (short essays). Each issue will focus on a theme. […]
Current Exhibit of Woodblock Prints Nixie Gallery, 7925 Lincoln (just south of Oakton Street), Skokie, IL This show continues through February 12. Hours: Monday -Friday 12-5. Chicago Printmakers Collaborative Show Opening Friday, January 29, 6-9 pm Union Street Gallery, 1527 Otto Boulevard, Chicago Heights Exhibit continues through February 6 Hours: Wednesday -Friday 12-5, Saturday 11-4 Opening in Madison, Wisconsin February 6 from […]
‘Call for entries’ for a group art exhibit open to all visual artists ‘Festival Ha’Rikud – A Tapestry of Cultures’ Application deadline: Friday, March 11, at 4 pm. Sidney and Gertrude Zack Gallery / The Jewish Community Centre of Greater Vancouver. May 12th to May 29, 2016 Media: drawing, painting, mixed media, fibre art […]
Performing artist Judy Trupin will perform excerpts from “Voices,” her theatrical interpretations of Israel Tsvaygenbaum’s paintings, at the opening reception of his solo show on Sunday, February 28, at 2:00 pm. The exhibit runs from February 27th through April 3rd, open daily. Exhibition Reception 2/28/2016 02:00 – 4:30 PM Kanner Kurzon Museum (in Beth El […]
The Anolic Family Awards are now accepting applications for the 2016 cycle. This year there are three awards for artists in different career stages. • For art students: The Bertha Anolic Visual Arts Israel Travel Award. Deadline for applications: April 15th, 2016. The award is $2,000 • For early career artists, between the ages of […]
Miriam Stern has a solo exhibit at Congregation Shomrei Emunah, 67 Park St., Montclair, NJ 07042. It includes oil paintings, unique prints, collages, and digital prints. January – May 2016 Hours: Sunday 8:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m., Monday – Thursday 8:30 a.m. – 5 p.m., Friday 8:30 a.m. – 1 p.m. Tel. 862-621-6994 […]
Ketubah.com has a job opening in production (producing orders and printing them), starting March 2016. It could turn into a full time graphic design position. Position: Print Production Coordinator/Graphic Artist One-year maternity leave position with potential for a permanent design position Responsibilities: · Typesetting new texts in Hebrew and English · Production/printing of orders including: […]
“Women Gazing Inward”, a group exhibit at Ceres Gallery in NY’s Chelsea district, features works by Tamar Hischl. This exhibition is presented by the Women’s Caucus of Art from January 5-30, 2016. All women have stories to tell. Female perspectives are often attuned to social and cultural influences. The work in this group exhibition asks the questions: […]
ATARA – The Arts and Torah Association for Religious Women in the Arts presents a weekend conference in the New York City area. Shabbaton Jan 22-23 –Spirituality and the Arts Passaic, NJ Sunday Jan 24 –Workshops and Master Classes in music, dance, film, writing and visual art Columbia University’s Kraft Center, 606 West 115 Street, […]
Dorene Schwartz-Weitz’s ongoing art project is a recreation of Torah commandments. When completed, the Mitzvah Kotel Project will be a wall made of life casts that depict all of the 77 positive commandments a Jew can keep outside of Israel. Her vision of the completed project includes interactive software allowing for a discovery process in which each […]
The Jew As The “Other” Wednesday, December 23 – Wednesday, December 30, 2015, 3-7:30 pm Opening reception Wednesday, December 23 from 5:00-8:00 PM. Abrazo Interno Gallery, Clemente Soto Velez Cultural and Educational Center, 107 Suffolk Street, New York NY. Organizers and jurors: Tine Kindermann, Deborah Ugoretz, Yona Verwer From the myth of Salome, the quintessential femme fatale, over the […]
Curator David Sperber will present at a conference at the Ben-Gurion University of the Negev. His subject will be the art of Helene Aylon. Sperber will examine Aylon’s Jewish feminist work: its reception and contributions to both Jewish museums and religious communities, by analyzing the interactions between the artist, the curators and rabbis. Noting the […]
You are invited to participate! Now in its second year, #PlusLight is a virtual project conceived by artist Tobi Kahn to focus on seeing light in everyday life, and sharing light and hope in the face of the daunting realities of our time. Inspired by Chanukah, the global community is invited to use this hashtag […]
Friday December 18 in Los Angeles Israeli artist Judith Margolis will present Women of the Book: Women Recording, Reflecting, Re-envisioning, a world-wide project. This project involves a dozen Jewish Art Salon members.
The Silk Road Experience: a Night of Food, Fashion, and Music 14 December at 7:00PM Center for Jewish History, 15 West 16th Street, New York City The American Sephardi Federation hosts a fashion show and souk, with artist Siona Benjamin. For hundreds of years people, goods, and ideas traveled along the famous trade route, creating a […]
Sponsored by the Jewish Art Salon and the Brooklyn Jewish Gallery @ CKI Venue: Brooklyn Jewish Art Gallery @ CKI, 603 St. Johns Place, Brooklyn, NY. More info on the gallery here. Theme: Passover and the Consequences of Freedom. Maximum dimensions: 48 x 48, ready to hang, all media, but not 3-D. Curator: Richard McBee. IMPORTANT: Works must […]
A juried exhibition sponsored by the Jewish Federation of Northern New Jersey’s Partnership2Gether. Eligibility: Open to all artists new and established, 18 years and older, who live, work or are part of an art organization in Northern New Jersey. Submission Deadline February 24, 2016 All artwork will be exhibited in 3 venues: The Belskie Museum, Closter, NJ – Reception Sunday March 13, […]
Looking for artists to display and sell their Made in Israel Arts and Crafts/Goods for small arts fair to coincide with Banquet and Concert. Artists will be set up on a private stage alongside the event with access for the 300 attendees. Captive audience looking to support Israel and its products. Vendor responsible for […]
Joseph Beuys Symposium at the Mishkan Museum of Art in Ein Harod, Israel. Friday December 11, 2015 (Chanukah) at 11:00. Contemporary art from Germany, and Characters in the Yard – Nahum Tevet and Olaf Lies Holtzaffl; The Jewish Art Salon’s exhibit New York / New Work: Contemporary Jewish Art from NYC, curated by Dvora Liss and David […]
Yehudis Barmatz is participating with her installation “Miriam’s Well” Nizozot/Sparks: “Using contemporary visual language to connect to Hassidic sources and concepts”. Video/Installation/Sound/Interactive @Pincus Hall. Hauma Building across from the Central Bus Station, Jerusalem. Dates: 30.11.15-2.12.16. Hours: 10am-8pm
Event information: Marina and Danielle are planning a Jewish art auction cocktail party in early February for their organization, called Tsedek (www.tsedek.org) – that helps over 3,000 underprivileged Jewish children in Israel with after school programming, that includes art, music, mentorship, and much more. This will be an upscale event with over 200 art collectors, enthusiasts, […]
Archie Rand has received a lot of press reviews with the publication of his book The 613. Here are highlights, including a television show: On Michael Stoler’s CUNY – TV show, “Building New York”, there will be two consecutive weeks of interviews with painter Archie Rand. In addition: Do This, Don’t Do That – Lots of people try to live […]
Now in its second year, #PlusLight is a virtual project conceived by artist Tobi Kahn, in conjunction with the JCC Manhattan, to focus on seeing light in everyday life, and sharing light and hope in the face of the daunting realities of our time. Inspired by Chanukah, the global community is invited to take […]
The Manny Cantor Center presents Ghetto Brother: Warrior to Peacemaker, a book discussion by Julian Voloj. Wednesday, December 9th @ 7:00PM Manny Cantor Center, 197 East Broadway, NYC, at Jefferson Street Mr. Voloj will be present to discuss his work and sign books. The LES Live Jewish Book Club is a collaboration between Tamid: The Downtown Synagogue […]
For Russian-speaking adults in the NY area. Application Deadline: December 1, 2015 The COJECO BluePrint Fellowship is a year-long program for Russian-speaking Jewish adults ages 25-40 to explore personal and collective identity through the creation of Jewish community projects, supported by group workshops, one-on-one mentorship, and a mini-grant of up to $5,000. PROGRAM DETAILS The […]
A timely and educational exhibit featuring illustrations on the history of anti-Semitism recently opened at the Jewish Museum of Florida-FIU. This exhibit, “Mark Podwal: All This Has Come Upon Us…,” is on view through March 13, 2016 at the museum, 301 Washington Ave. in Miami Beach. Podwal is an artist, author and illustrator best known […]
With Silence Comes Peace, an art exhibition about mindfulness, features work by Anna Fine Foer. Opening reception, Friday Nov 20, 6-9 pm, with an artists’ talk at 7:30 p.m. Goucher College, Silber Art Gallery. 1021 Dulaney Valley Road ∙ Baltimore, Maryland 21204 ∙ ∙ Telephone 410.337.6000 October 27, to Sunday, December 6. In this exhibit, six artists explore […]
A recently published limited edition book features 23 watercolors and additional drawings by artist Alan Falk, based on one of the greatest love poems ever written. The Song of Songs celebrates the awakening and consummation of love between a young woman and her lover, who meet secretly in an idyllic landscape where they discover and celebrate […]
Art exhibit at the 14th Street Y, NYC. Opening Reception: Thursday December 10, 7– 9pm Michal Nachmany’s art is an echo of her childhood — a mixture of colors, sounds and scents from her weekly visits to the markets in the Old City of Jerusalem. Nachmany’s new exhibit, Albert’s Dream, explores the theme of journeys […]
Sunday, November 22, 2015 Wendy A. Rabinowitz will be exhibiting her one-of-a-kind weaving/mixed-media “VESSELS OF LIGHT” mezuzzot and meditation plaques at the Berkshire Hills Country Club. Over fifty women will be represented at this showcase. This showcase of Women Writers & Artists is sponsored by the Berkshire Creative Collaborative. Sunday, November 22, 2015, 1-4:00 PM Berkshire Hills Country […]
The Jewish Art Salon is pleased to present: Andi Arnovitz at Yeshiva University Museum Thursday, December 3, 5:30pm – 7:30pm Light refreshments – 5:30 pm 6:00 pm Artist’s Tour of Threatened Beauty – Works by Andi Arnovitz 6:30 pm Arnovitz’s PowerPoint Presentation: highlights of her biblical and Jewish-themed feminist works, Venetian Haggadah project, Jerusalem Biennale. Andi will […]
The Windsor Jewish Federation presents WATER – מים Inspired by Tashlich Thursday, Nov 12, 2015, @ 7:30 p.m Juried International Art Show with Emily Stern. Exhibit on view until November 26. Artworks from the USA, Canada and China. Detroit River Canadian Cleanup Maestro Franz conducting the WSO for Handel’s Water Music. HNM Dance Company live “water” performance. Windsor Jewish Community […]
SOME BODY JEWISH, a solo art exhibition by Israeli artist Ken Goldman, will be featured at the Philadelphia Museum of Jewish Art. Opening Reception December 3, 5:30 – 7 PM Artist Talk 6 PM 615 N Broad St, Philadelphia, PA 19123 http://www.rodephshalom.org 215-627-6747 December 3 – March 1, 2016 Hours: M – F: 10 – 4pm (and by […]
The Jewish Music Café @ CKI in Brooklyn presents THE ANDY STATMAN TRIO Plus a short film “ART IN HEAVEN” by filmmaker Zvi Rosenfeld, with a live improvised soundtrack by ELIE MASSIAS and Pedro Cortejosa. Art in Heaven weaves archival and personal footage and images gathered by Rosenfeld while photographing iconic abandoned synagogues of Europe into […]
Mirta Kupferminc presents her etchings about Borges and Kabbbalah in a solo show at Galery Koo in Hong Kong. Opening Reception November 11, 6-8 PM November 11 to December 12, 2015 The magical realism of Borges has a common ground with the thought of Kabbalah. If, according to Borges, the text and its infinite combinations […]
Miriam Stern is one of the featured artists in an exhibition titled New Brunswick Art Salon, oil and mixed media exhibition. Nov. 13 – Dec. 30, 2015. Opening Nov. 13, 2015 at 7:30 PM. Alfa Gallery, 108 Church St., New Brunswick, NJ 732-296-6720 http://www.alfaart.org
“The 613 may be the most audacious and distinctive book of its kind” -Blue Rider Press, Penguin Random House Publishers “Wow!” “Splendid!” “Truth!” “Rat-a-tat!” “Dazzling!” – Art Spiegelman -John Ashbery -Ang Lee -Jules Feiffer –Cynthia Ozick Archie Rand’s career as an artist spans five […]
Two bodies of Jeane Vogel‘s mixed media work, Chava as Mother Goddess, and Women of the Book: Women’s Voices, will be exhibited as part of a seven-artist show celebrating cultural diversity at the Missouri Immigrant & Refuge Advocates (MIRA) in St. Louis. Chava as Mother Goddess series reimagines Chava, or Eve, as a Mother Goddess common […]
Art exhibit at the Deerfield Arts Bank Soft opening: Sunday, November 15, 2015 Festive Reception: Thursday, November 19 (6-8pm) Nov. 15- Jan. 14, 2016, W, F, Sun 2-6; Thurs 2-8 3 Sugarloaf Street, South Deerfield Every portrait shows us something but also hides something. 18th century portraits were commissioned by the subject of the portrait. In […]
The Mishkan Museum of Art in Ein Harod presents New York / New Work: Contemporary Jewish Art from NYC November 13 – January 31, 2016 Opening Reception Friday November 13, 11:30 AM. Mishkan Museum of Art, Ein Harod, 18965 Israel The exhibition, co-organized by the Jewish Art Salon, a global group of artists and scholars, […]
THE SPIRITUALITY OF COLOR: AN EXHIBIT OF PAINTINGS, CERAMIC SCULPTURE, FIBER ART, PHOTOGRAPHY AND POETRY CURATED BY JUDITH JOSEPH. NOV. 11- DEC. 30, 2015 ARTHUR FELDMAN GALLERY 465 ROGER WILLIAMS AVENUE, HIGHLAND PARK, ILLINOIS. PHONE: 847/748-8123 Featuring works by: Lois Barr, Sam Bernstein, Enid Brick, Sylvia Dresser, Nessia Frank, Trudy Isbitz-Brodsky, Brenda Jackson, Judith Joseph, Betsy Katz, […]
Featuring artwork inspired by the Old Testament. Artists: Helene Aylon, Siona Benjamin, Archie Rand, Hanan Harchol, Marc Malberg Curator: Judith Brodsky Opening Reception: Thursday, November 5, 5-7 p.m. Artists’ Talk: Thursday, November 12, 7 p.m. Rider University Art Gallery, Bart Luedeke Center, Top Floor 2083 Lawrenceville Road Lawrenceville, New Jersey 08648. Phone: (609) 895-5588. Thursday, November 5 through Sunday, December […]
The Tribeca Synagogue in New York presents an exhibition of The 54 Chapter Paintings by Archie Rand. Each painting is based on the weekly parsha and exhibited in order. Displayed for the first time as a solo exhibition, this body of work was first shown at the Jewish Museum in 1989. On Thursday November 19th the Synagogue […]
Creative Catalyst is a 1-day conference and platform to support socially engaged Jewish art that highlights the work of artists, curators, activists, community leaders, and organizations. The event’s goal is to create dialogue around socially engaged Jewish art, the structures and networks of support for artists working within social issues. Sunday, November 8th, 2015, 9:30AM – 4:30PM […]
Susan Schwalb has a two-person show in London opening November 10th, plus two public lectures in London. In addition, the historical silverpoint show “Drawing in Silver and Gold” at the British Museum, in which she is participating, is on until Dec. 6, 2015. She also has two exhibitions – group show in Denver opening Oct. […]
Save the Date: SFJFF36 returns July 21 – August 7, 2016 SFJFF36 Call For Entries Now Open The 36th San Francisco Jewish Film Festival, presented by the Jewish Film Institute, will run July 21–August 7, 2016 at venues in San Francisco, Berkeley, Oakland, Palo Alto and San Rafael. Entries for the 2016 San Francisco Jewish Film Festival (SFJFF) are […]
The Jewish Art Salon is proud to co-sponsor The American Sephardi Federation’s film screening of Siona Benjamin at the Center for Jewish History. Blue like Me’: An Indian-Jewish Artist’s Boundless Imagination”, film screening of a documentary about Jewish Art Salon’s Founding Member Siona Benjamin will be followed by “Baghdadis & The Bene Israel in Bollywood & […]
The Jerusalem Biennale, in conjunction with the Jewish Art Salon exhibit New York / New Work, features a symposium November 1, 2015, 17:00-20:30. Moderator: David Sperber. Polonsky Academy Auditorium, Van Leer Institute 43 Jabotinsky Street, Jerusalem The symposium marks the closing of the exhibition New York/New Work: Contemporary Jewish Art in NYC. Program: 17:00-17:30- Greetings by Rami Ozeri, Founder […]
Curated by Anne Trauben, a selection of over 30 works from Carole Kunstadt’s Sacred Poem and Old Testament Series will be featured in The Divine and Sublime. October 23 – November 22, 2015 Opening Reception Sunday, October 25, 3 – 6 pm Drawing Rooms 180 Grand St, Jersey City, NJ 07302 Participating artists include: Buhm Hong, Carole P. Kunstadt, Cicely Cottingham, Jill Scipione, […]
Artist Archie Rand took on a very ambitious project: he painted all 613 Jewish commandments. These images have been published in a book “The 613 by Archie Rand”, which will be published November 10th by Blue Rider Press. More publication info here. Archie Rand’s career as an artist spans five decades and myriad themes and […]
The HUC – JIR Museum in New York hosts an art exhibit on the concept of Evil. The art will be on view till June 30, 2016. Opening Reception: Wednesday, October 21, 2015, 5:30-7:30 pm, with a program at 6:30 pm Evil is not a cosmic accident. It does not just happen. Natural disasters happen. Disease, drought, […]
Two NY area exhibitions feature works by Trix Rosen. VISAURAL NAVE Gallery Annex, 53 Chester St., Somerville, MA 02144 October 8th – 31st 2015 Pigment print on aluminum with hand-filed edges 12 x 18 inches Song: Hallelujah Rosen photographed the graffiti drawing Who do You Believe In on a cell wall of the Women’s Wing […]
Solo exhibition by Tanya Fredman at the Jerusalem Theater, through November 12. Curated by Noga Arad-Ayalon. The exhibit features vibrant African fabric collages, sculpted paintings and paper-cut mobiles which reflect Fredman’s experience teaching art in Rwanda, working with Ethiopian Israeli youth, and relating to diverse cultures through dance and movement. The Jerusalem Theater, Sherover Gallery. […]
Solo Exhibit by Irina Sheynfeld. The artist explores images of water, trees and reflections, applying layers of dots and circular patterns to capture mystery and wonder of nature. Ceres Gallery 547 West 27th Street, Second Floor, Suite 201, New York, NY November 3 – November 28, 2015 Opening Reception: November 5, 6pm-8pm Sheynfeld grew up in Odessa, Ukraine, […]
Yiddish New York* invites artists to submit work for a special exhibition, The Jew as the Other, which will be featured from Wednesday, December 23 – Wednesday, December 30, 2015 at the Abrazo Interno Gallery, Clemente Soto Velez Cultural and Educational Center, 107 Suffolk Street on Manhattan’s Lower East Side. The exhibition will open with a reception on Wednesday, December 23 […]
Tuesday October 13, from 6:00 – 9:00 pm opens a new exhibit by Art Kibbutz NY, and co-sponsored by the Jewish Art Salon. The Manny Cantor Center at NY’s Lower East Side will host the exhibit till December 1, 2015. This exhibition explores the dual role of art embedded in the environment and in Jewish identity. […]
