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Category Archives: Judaica
Shanah Tovah, 5779
Tonight, at sundown, Jews around the world begin the commemoration of Rosh HaShanah, the traditional birthday of the world, the New Year. 5779. May 5779 be a year when families are reunited, in peace. May 5779 be a year of … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Judaica, Uncategorized
Tagged apples, Jewish, NewYear, photography, RoshHaShanah, shofar
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In Praise of “Bead-worthy”
Every once in a while as an artist you want to give your creative brain a break and do something mindless — but fun. Mirrix offered a beaded bracelet weave-along this week. That sounds like fun! I haven’t worked with … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Art Saves Lives, Daughters, Inspiration, Judaica, Weaving, Women
Tagged beading, gifts, Inspiration, knit-worthy, Mirrix, Weaving
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An Artist’s Journal: Namibia, Genocide
There is a buffer of land, between the dunes of the desert and the last streets of the affluent white residents of Swakopmund: a cemetery. One-tenth is modern. Tall palms are planted between neat plots with stately carved marble stones … Continue reading
An Artist’s Journey: Namibia, Heritage Stolen
When you steal a culture’s art, you steal their soul. When you vandalize their art, their ritual objects, you attack an entire people. Tonight, I feel violated. This is not a happy story. It is certainly not an expected story. … Continue reading
>An Opening
> Candle Lighting Time, Sandwiched photograph, 30×24, $350, (c) 2008 Jeane Vogel “Memento Chai,” my solo show of Judaica, opened on Saturday night. A solo show is a gigantic responsibility. When an artist is part of a group show, curators … Continue reading
>Solo Show
> Aron Kodesh, Digital Photograph, 2008, 29×22, $350 My first solo show of Judaica opens with a reception at my home congregation, Central Reform Congregation in St. Louis, on Saturday, August 16, 7-10 p.m. It will hang until Sept 28. … Continue reading