Join fellow Yelena Zhelezov for the release party of musician Julia Holter’s new album, “Ekstasis.” Enjoy live music from Julia Holter and Mark So, with visuals by Rick Bahto and Yelena. Also, check out the Yelena Zhelezov-directed music video for Julia’s “Moni Mon Amie” here, and npr’s First Listen review of “Ekstasis” here!
The event is free, and open to all ages! More details can be found here.
Join Fellows Will Deutsch and Jonas N. T. Becker for Seder: a meal-based initiative committed to creating a path for rethinking how contemporary Jewish art and culture is financed and experienced communally. In exchange for a modest cash donation ($18), guests enjoy a vegetarian locally sourced dinner and receive a ballot. During the dinner, artists who have submitted project proposals will make brief presentations. At the end of the dinner, all guests vote on the project they like the best. The artist whose proposal receives the most votes gets the donation money collected at the door.
Seder is a part of Nu ART Projects, a LA based Jewish art collective, dedicated to increasing Jewish cultural appreciation through well-crafted participatory experiences.
Thursday, March 29 from 7-9pm
If interested, please RSVP to
Corrie Siegel will be leading a student workshop at the Rabbi Jacob Pressman Academy of Temple Beth Am, March 25th from 9:30-10:50am.
Corrie Siegel’s work will be featured at the Vincent Price Art Museum (at East Los Angeles Community College), as a part of their RE:PRESENT L.A. exhibition! RE:PRESENT L.A. aims to explore, challenge, and depict the multiple representations of Los Angeles that responds to the present social landscapes of city.
Opening night is May 3, 2012, and the exhibition runs through July 27th. More details here!
Oded Hirsch’s New York solo show “Nothing New” has been selected as a New York Magazine Critic’s Pick by reviewer Jerry Saltz! Read the poignant review here!
“Nothing New” now extended through April 22!
Thierry Goldberg Gallery
Between Delancey and Rivington
F train to Delancey/ J/M/Z train to Essex
The Museum at Eldridge Street will present original drawings from Liana’s Six Points project, A Bintel Brief, her debut graphic novel based on The Forward’s beloved advice column. Liana’s single-page vignettes bring to life the heartbreaking and humorous dilemmas of young immigrants seeking advice on everything from matters of the heart to new world manners.
Opening night is Wednesday, March 21st, at 7:00pm, and will run through May 31st!
The Museum at Eldridge Street
12 Eldridge Street
New York, NY 10002
Hadassa Goldvicht’s 2012 piece “Kiss (devotion)” is on display at the Mishkan Le’Omanut/Museum of Art in Ein Harod, as a part of their Matronita: Jewish Feminist Art exhibition! This exhibit is the first time in that a museum in Israel has organized a major exhibition of Jewish feminist art, by women who come from a traditional Jewish background. If you’re in the country, don’t miss it!
Showing January 27, 2012 – April 13, 2012
at Mishkan Le’Omanut
Museum of Art, Ein Harod
Israel
Parts of Judd’s Six Points Project “The Yehudim” will kick off an awesome evening at BAMcafe, as a part of the BAM-produced Crossing Brooklyn Ferry!
More details can be found here. The evening starts at 5:00pm, so don’t be late!
LA Fellow Tali Tadmor will be performing with Eric Whitacre and the DCINY Choral Singers at Carnegie Hall! Tickets are available here.
April 1st @ 8:30 pm
On Thursday, May 24th, Alicia Jo Rabin’s Girls in Trouble trio will be joined by drummer David Freeman, and double-billed with a graphic-art-lecture-performance by the amazing Eli Valley, for ’s first Brooklyn appearance since last fall, and their last NYC show ’til next fall! Tickets are available here, so don’t miss it!