Rosenzweig Gallery
The Rosenzweig Gallery at Judea Reform Congregation welcomes you to our 2020/5781 virtual congregant art show
Our Natural World
As we enter the new year, 5781, we invite you to enjoy images created by 27 congregants. We hope you will be challenged and inspired by this art which invites representations of our surroundings from as close as your home kitchen table or backyard to distant landscapes. Each person’s vision of nature and beauty and its many aspects are all expressions of God’s creation. Each artist has a different view just as each of us has a different relationship to God.
Stay tuned for information about the upcoming virtual opening for the show and a chance to hear from some of our amazing artists.
For more information, or to purchase art that is for sale, contact contact Barbara Silver or email Juliet at jjensen@judeareform.org.
Making Art in Quarantine
During the COVID-19 pandemic, Judea Reform staff has been asking congregants to keep us informed of artwork they are making as a way to bring light into this dark time. Thanks to all the Judea congregants who shared their vision, beauty, humor, and ingenuity. Judea Reform's Arts & Acquisitions Committee is now planning a Fall 2020 Virtual Art Show (see description, theme, and information above).
May, June, July 2020
March and April 2020
If you have art to share, we want to see it. Please send to jjensen@judeareform.org.
About the Rosenzweig Gallery
The Rosenzweig Gallery of Judea Reform Congregation is the only gallery in the Chapel Hill-Durham area with dedicated space for the display of Judaic art and artifacts. Judea Reform Congregation’s founding Rabbi, Efraim Michael Rosenzweig was not only the congregation’s first spiritual leader, he was also a poet, an artist, a social activist and an art collector. His personal collection of Judaic artifacts was donated to Judea Reform, and became the core of the Rosenzweig Collection. (READ THE WHOLE ROSENZWEIG GALLERY STORY . . . )
The Rosenzweig Gallery rotates every four months and includes a gallery wall for 2-D work as well as a glass display case for 3-D work and other items and artifacts.
