Response to “What the “New Normal” Might Look Like in the Jewish Community” By Laura Mandel A recent eJewish Philanthropy article, What the “New Normal” Might Look Like in the Jewish Community, gave a matter-of-fact snapshot of what we might expect in the new COVID/post- … [Read more...] about Why Do the Arts Matter?
Jewish Culture
Finding Sanctuary in Art, During Times of Joy and Challenge
By Sandee Brawarsky, for The Covenant Foundation When photographer Zion Ozeri and a group of New York City teachers met last October and chose “Sanctuary” as the theme for their students’ work in DivercityLens, they had no idea how prescient their choice would be. Now, more … [Read more...] about Finding Sanctuary in Art, During Times of Joy and Challenge
European Jewish Museums After Corona
By Emile Schrijver As Jewish museums reopen after COVID-19 lockdowns, we are pleased to share this post by Emile Schrijver, the Chair of the Board of the Association of European Jewish Museums. Emile is also the General Director of the Jewish Cultural Quarter … [Read more...] about European Jewish Museums After Corona
Inspired by Art
Biennale’s ‘Inspired Educational Program’ Exposes Teens from Israel’s Periphery to the World of Creativity
By Maayan Hoffman eJewish Philanthropy
“If
there is anything that I’m so very proud of, it’s the Inspire
Educational Program,” said Rami Ozeri, the founder of the Jerusalem
Biennale.
The
Biennale is meant to be an encounter, it’s website explains: A
collision between … [Read more...] about Inspired by Art
Biennale’s ‘Inspired Educational Program’ Exposes Teens from Israel’s Periphery to the World of Creativity
4th Jerusalem Biennale for Contemporary Jewish Art to feature 200 Israeli and International Artists, 30 Exhibitions and 14 Venues
The 4th Jerusalem Biennale for Contemporary Jewish Art, which explores the intersection between contemporary art and the Jewish world of content, will this year take as its theme For Heaven’s Sake! (LeShem Shamayim).The 2019 Jerusalem Biennale, which showcases the work of 200 p … [Read more...] about 4th Jerusalem Biennale for Contemporary Jewish Art to feature 200 Israeli and International Artists, 30 Exhibitions and 14 Venues
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