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Female artists from the religious community face innumerable barriers to joining the art world; one project in Jerusalem aims to give them a warm home and a push out of the nest. By Tamar Rotem for Haaretz The sailboat knitted in red wool, which appears to be chained to the hole-studded wooden board, isn’t going anywhere. […]
Call for Artists: NJ Jewish Art Festival
26, May 2011Show your work at the NJ Jewish Music + Art Festival! The Festival is a showcase for Jewish artists and/or Jewish art.  All Judaic related artists and galleries are invited to display work at the festival. Art entries should be a combination of  Jewish other subject and can be produced in any media. The content […]
- In: Call for Entries
- Tags: Jewelry, Marketing, NYC, Painting, Photography, Ritual Objects
‘Brooklyn Shtetl’ Opens at the Hadas Gallery
15, May 2011By Joshua Stulman Hadas Gallery is proud to present the recent paintings by emerging artist, Ali Spechler. Move over Marc Chagall, this isn’t Jewish shtetl life! “Brooklyn Shtetl†is a series of contemporary Jewish portraiture by painter Ali Spechler. Her informal paintings underline the complexity and variety of how “Jewishness†is expressed in our modern […]
- In: Exhibition Reviews
- Tags: NYC, Painting
ALAN FALK: ANCIENT JOURNEY, NEW DIRECTION. MAY 6 – 28. Artist’s Reception: Tuesday, May 10, 5:30PM Charter Oak Cultural Center, 21 Charter Oak Avenue, Hartford, CT. Gallery hours: visit  http://www.charteroakcenter.org/index.php/gallery By appointment call 860 249-1207. www.alanfalk.com
When Gershuni Paints there is a God
28, Apr 2011By David Sperber Translated from the Hebrew by Elisheva Sperber It would not be an exaggeration to say that the retrospective exhibition of Moshe Gershuni, displayed at the Tel-Aviv Museum of Art, is one of the museum’s most important exhibitions as of late. Gershuni became a groundbreaker since the days of political and conceptual art, […]
- In: Exhibition Reviews
- Tags: Drawing, Israel, Painting
VOLUMES II An Exhibition of Art Curated by Tobi Kahn
27, Apr 2011FEATURING ARTWORK BY JTS STUDENTS, FACULTY, AND STAFF PARTICIPATING IN THE JTS ARTIST-IN-RESIDENCE PROGRAM, INCLUDING: Leah Schechter Bennett • Abby Cohen • Aryeh Davidson • Sarah Diamant • Sara Figueroa • Gregory Gilbert • Jennifer Gersch • Sonia Gordon-Walinsky • Nina Gordon • Tamara Kohn • Jonathan Kremer • Ilana Sassoon • Jennifer Stern • […]
The Six Points Fellowship for Emerging Jewish Artists in Los Angeles is accepting applications! The Fellowship supports nine artists (ages 22-38) working in visual arts, music, performing arts, film, video and animation to develop a new project exploring Jewish themes and ideas. Â We are excited to launch our first cohort in Los Angeles, based on […]
- In: Call for Entries|News
- Tags: Digital Art, Film, LA, New Media, Painting, Photography, Video Art
Art for Arzei: A Melding of Jewish Traditions
6, Apr 2011By Elana Amminadav | Tweet On Feburary 27th Art for Arzei opened in Teaneck, New Jersey, showcasing work drawing on strong biblical, religious, and Judaic influences. Artists featured include David Abecassis, Ksenija Lea Pecaric, Natalia Kadish, and Andrew Cotton, also acting as curator. The four artists come from different countries and are varied in their […]
- In: Exhibition Reviews
- Tags: Illustration, Painting
Call for Entries: Art Sale in Passaic, NJ
4, Apr 2011By SUDINmag | Tweet Contemporary artwork of Jewish subject matter for commissioned sale or donation. Artists or studios donating work will becomes sponsors and be noted on promotional literature which will be mailed to almost 2,000 homes, Jewish and secular press, and their official website. Send submissions to Art Klein: Ari.klein@gmail.com 973 219 4560 Deadline  April 10, […]
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- Tags: Painting