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Delro Rosco

"Silver Light No. 2"   The COVID-19 global pandemic has brought a sense of pause into our daily lives. People are either trying to stay healthy or battling the illness. In this enforced period of isolation and sheltering-in-place, artists are turning inward into their studio spaces with new perspectives. For Delro Rosco, in his home

Victor Atkins – Blue Sky Series

"Blue Sky Ten"   When he moved to Los Angeles in 2017 Victor Atkins was amazed by the light. Formerly based in Philadelphia, the daily clear blue sky and bright sunshine were stark contrasts to the mercurial seasons in Pennsylvania. This new experience would become his Blue Sky Series, on view now at

Marianne Lettieri

"Cradle with Bedrock." Dimensions variable. Materials: river stones, found crochet, antique cradle, glass spheres. 2020 Marianne Lettieri is known for her mixed media works that incorporate artifacts once central to daily rituals and work routines. The resulting compositions explore the human experience.  The artist values the narratives of the past that these objects

JB 2019 Artist Interview: Chani Cohen Zada

Female Waters is one of the featured exhibitions in the 2019 Jerusalem Biennale. The theme of this years event is 'For Heaven's Sake.' Artist Chani Cohen Zada explores the female experience, and divine encounters, through accounts in scriptures. These works transcend the past and resonate with experiences that still deeply held today. Cohen Zada is

Spread Your Light

The IFAF team explored Rabbi Yitzchok Moully's installation "Spread Your Light" at the 2019 Jerusalem Biennale. The structure is a unique representation of a sukkah, a structure in which people eat, sleep, and find community during the celebration of Sukkot. The sukkah provides a space for reflection on the time that the Israelites spent in

Artist Interview: Letitia Huckaby

"Black is Beautiful" Family, culture, and faith are enduring themes in Letitia Huckaby’s art.  Her family’s birthplace, the American south, is a tremendous part of her practice.  Having grown up abroad in Europe, photography was a bridge for her to connect to her Southern relatives when her family returned to the States. “I was learning

YMCA – Jerusalem Biennale 2019 Redux

The IFAF team attended the Jerusalem Biennale for five days.  The event, which runs from October 10-November 28, 2019 highlights Jewish artists who practice contemporary fine art from around the globe.  Throughout the city of Jerusalem performances, film screenings, and exhibitions celebrate the diversity within the Jewish voice.  The YMCA on King David Street was

Artist Interview: Sandra Bowden

One Hundred Percent Sandra Bowden’s legacy lies in the intersection of faith and fine art.  Her work has been shown throughout North America, Italy, and Jerusalem, Israel.  International universities and institutions – The Vatican among them – hold Bowden’s work in their collections.  Bowden’s artistry was recognized during her teen years, building a