COMMUNITY: Temple Sinai Scholar-in-Residence; hunger walk; health fair
Rabbi Salkin has appeared on television and radio and spoken in more than a hundred communities, including Israel, Great Britain, Cuba and Poland.
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Rabbi Salkin has appeared on television and radio and spoken in more than a hundred communities, including Israel, Great Britain, Cuba and Poland.
PEN America's Artists at Risk Connection and Art at a Time Like This announce the launch of Before Silence: Afghan Artists in Exile, an online exhibition presenting the work of multidisciplinary Afghan artists who have continued to create through incredibly difficult and perilous circumstances.
The giant bond between Markus Kuhn & Zack Pollack By Dan Salomone Feb 26, 2021 Zack Pollack needed to get down the steps. Barcelona is known to be wheelchair-friendly, but there are limitations up the rugged coast of Spain's northeast corner. And he had ventured to the town of S'Agaró in the Costa Brava region, just south of the border of France, for Markus Kuhn's destination wedding. Kuhn, a German-born defensive tackle four years removed from his last game as Giant, was set to marry his fiancé, Marta, who is a native of Azerbaijan and grew up in...
On the occasion of the publication of museum strategist András Szántó’s new book, The Future of the Museum: 28 Dialogues, the author will speak with Sandra Jackson-Dumont, director of the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art in Los Angeles, and Marie-Cécile Zinsou, president and founder of Benin’s Zinsou Foundation, about new models for what a museum can be. Brooklyn Museum director Anne Pasternak will also speak with Victoria Noorthoorn, director of the Museo de Arte Moderno de Buenos Aires, Argentina, and Franklin Sirmans, director of the Pérez Art Museum Miami, about how their institu...
Posted : 2021-01-06 17:08 Updated : 2021-01-07 11:20 By Kwon Mee-yoo Korean artist Kim Tschang-yeul, best known for his "water drop" paintings, passed away Tuesday at the age of 91. Kim was one of the most influential artists who shaped modern Korean art. His hyperrealistic portrayal of water drops embodies eastern and western values. "Painting water drops is to heal all memories, all anguishes, anxieties by water," the artist once said. Born in 1929 in Maengsan, South Pyongan Province, now North Korea, Kim moved to the South at the age of 16. He entered the Seoul National University Art S...