Contemporary Jewish Artistry Creation – the Memory of Shtetl

Jewish Folk Craft Guild Presents: Contemporary Jewish Artistry Creation – the Memory of  Shtetl Opening reception at UJA-Federation Gallery RSVP required for gallery entrance and building security. Please RSVP to Yevgeniya Rosentzvit by email: folkshtetle@yahoo.com

UJA-Federation Gallery

Jun 27
6:00 pm
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8:00 pm
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Jewish Folk Craft Guild Presents:
Contemporary Jewish Artistry Creation – the Memory of  Shtetl
Opening reception at UJA-Federation Gallery
RSVP required for gallery entrance and building security.

Please RSVP to Yevgeniya Rosentzvit by email: folkshtetle@yahoo.com

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UJA-Federation Gallery
130 East 59th St., New York, NY

Jewish Folk Craft Guild

jewishartguild.org/

Mission Statement of the Guild is to research preserve and develop the Traditional, Rare and Contemporary Folk Visual Arts. The Guild was formed in April 2000 in Brooklyn by a group of philanthropic and community-minded Jews, who were committed to popularize and exhibit the Jewish Visual Folk and Contemporary Art. Since its inception the Guild has performed hundreds exhibitions, presentations and workshops in New York, dedicated to Jewish Folk Creativity.

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