Why a Judaism and Art Discussion Group?
We inaugurated the program at the 75th Anniversary observance of Kristallnacht “the Night of Broken Glass” in November, 2013. Saul Rosenstreich led a discussion based on a Yad Vashem exhibit illustrated by portraits painted in the concentration camps of interred Jews by Jewish artists, all who ultimately perished in the camps.
Judaism & Art Activities
Oculus: Eye On The Arts/A Communal Activity
With the shul opening to many more activities and events now, the Art Show mounted by the Judaism and Art group is becoming a major attraction. Members and friends who attended the official opening [...]
Sunday Afternoon at the Art Show
Sunday Afternoon at the Art Show Wine & Cheese Opening Reception Sunday, April 23, 2023 from 3-5 p.m. Join us as we celebrate the talent of our shul members. Meet the artists and delight in [...]
Oculus: Eye On Art
“Grazing on High,” a 12” x 20” pastel by Saul Rosenstreich, founding member of the shul’s Judaism and Art group, is based on a photo captured by the artist last summer while visiting the Scottish [...]
Judaism and Art Show – Call for submissions
You Are Invited To Participate In An Art Show Sponsored by JUDAISM AND ART We will showcase the talent and creativity of our members in a vibrant and inventive mixed-media exhibition Opening Wednesday, April [...]
Oculus: Eye On Art
This month’s Oculus feature was created by Saul Rosenstreich, founding member and leader of the shul’s Judaism and Art group. Artist’s statement: This poster is about antisemitism, but it began as a purely creative [...]
Oculus: Eye On Art
This month’s Oculus column presents new drawings by Judith Kaufman Weiner, and the raison d’etre that guides the artist’s hand in a series she calls “From the Particular to the Universal.” The artist is a [...]
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