Will Deutsch’s Six Points project, Notes from the Tribe, will be featured at the Hillel at UCLA. The gallery will be featuring a work-in-progress presentation from Notes from the Tribe, a series of illustrations depicting various Jewish traditions and experiences, as well as characters from the Torah. Inspired by the golden age of cartooning, and using patterns found in classic Judaica, Will’s goal is to create a temporary Jewish body of work whose perspective is uniquely American.

Check it out March 14th – April 10th, and find more details here!

The United States Department of Agriculture, in a recent tradition, will hold a Passover Seder, which will spotlight issues related to hunger and justice in America. On behalf of the Progressive Jewish Alliance and Jewish Funds for Justice, fellow Will Deutsch has created a piece entitled ‘Let My People Go’ (pictured) as a gift to this Seder. Drawing on the Passover story of Exodus the work depicts Moses and his brother Aaron as they plead for freedom from Pharaoh. While the Jewish people no longer serve as slaves in Egypt, this image serves as a reminder to remain ever vigilant in the continual pursuit for social and economic justice for all peoples.