"Exodus" Workshop Artwork Exploring the midrash of God caring for the children of Israel as a parent does for a child with imagery of the pillar of fire and pillar of cloud. |
"Passover" Workshop Artwork Opening the door for Elijah opens the door for conversation and consideration of the future continuing our journey to freedom. |
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Fingerprint Mosaics Temple Emanuel (Winston-Salem, North Carolina) |
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Graffiti Wall URJ Camp Newman(Santa Rosa, California) |
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"Shirat HaYam" Workshop Poster Peninsula Temple Sholom (Burlingame, CA) |
"Celebrations" Workshop Poster Jewish Community Foundation of Orange County |
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Camp Newman 70th Anniversary Mosaic Working with Rabbi Rick Jacobs, president of the Union for Reform Judaism |
Camp Newman 70th Anniversary Mosaic 500 people, 3 hours, 30 square feet |
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"Exodus" Workshop Artwork The rainbow at the end of the Flood symbolized an end to destruction; here it represents an end to slavery as the Jews cross the Sea of Reeds. |
"Beshallach" Workshop Artwork Working on a midrash which explains that the Israelites could reach into the waters of the parted Sea of Reeds and find whatever they needed. |
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Intergenerational Mural Project Temple Emanu-El (San Jose, CA) |
Intergenerational Mural Project Temple Emanu-El (San Jose, CA) |
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"Holidays" Workshop Poster Congregation B'nai Israel (Sacramento, CA) |
"Bereishit" Workshop Poster Congregation Etz Chaim (Lombard, IL) |
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Tallit Project Pacific Association of Reform Rabbis |
Tallit Project Temple Israel (Stockton, CA) |
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Tallit Project Temple Israel (Stockton, CA) |
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"Sukkot" Workshop Artwork Exploring the commandments to gather wheat for the harvest and leave some for the needy |
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Intergenerational Mosaic Project Peninsula Temple Sholom (Burlingame, CA) |
Intergenerational Mosaic Project Peninsula Temple Sholom (Burlingame, CA) |
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"Celebrations" Workshop Artwork Exploring the commandents to blow the shofar and midrash exploring the meaning of the different sounds and meanings. |
"Bereishit" Workshop Artwork Working with the midrash that the word for heaven (shamayim) is made of fire and water (aish + mayim). |
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