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(JTA) — Last year, Congregation Kol Ami in Seattle decided to forgo a standard celebration of Israel’s Independence Day to address the turmoil besetting the country — a nod to
“This tale of our forefathers, of our sages, is about how we went through this and we didn’t think our city and our society could end, no one thought of that as an option... but it happened.”
The artists’ tzedek boxes capture different facets of social justice and 'provide a moment to reflect on the work and develop accountability around consistently being a guardian of justice'
One of the installations in the Kol Haot exhibition was a small project based on AI art, conceived by designer and artist Tova Safra.
Hello, Dolly! is based on Thornton Wilder’s 1954 play, The Matchmaker (itself a revision of his 1938 farce The Merchant of Yonkers).