The Release of the Butterfly by Aliza Marton As a child, I was very shy and timid. I couldn’t find my voice. I have memories

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Dear Art Family, This is a reminder that we’re hosting an Opening Reception and we’d love to see you there. Join us on July 30th

Everyone has an obligation to explain the significance of Yetziat Mitzrayim (leaving Egypt). I heard a great dvar Torah by Rabbi Yitzchok Breitowitz. He says that

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Nitsa was born in Israel in 1948. She grew up in a Sephardic home. Her parents came to Palestine from Istanbul, Turkey. They met and

It all started with a conversation that Chani and I had in an interview. You may have even heard us chatting. We were speaking about

Conversations in Art with Aliza Gila Balsam was my daughters’ art teacher when they were young. I loved everything “art” but could not entertain the

Although it is only Cheshvan, one could easily say that the story of my mother, Claudia Shanbaum, is much like the story of Pesach itself.

Life is busy! We’re so often rushing from here to there: cleaning, cooking, rotas, etc. I once mentioned to a friend that I just had

Source: Pixabay a few more hours to go and we can bid 2021 farewell. we would like to take this opportunity to thank all the

Behind the façade of Hollywood lights and beach balls, there are approximately 700,000 Jewish people in Los Angeles County. We comprise approximately 7 percent of

Just like this 2020 fades away…. and what a year it has been! Some of the excitement we could have all lived without. Our team

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I guess you could say my story begins with my grandparents, Sephardic Jews who traced their roots to the Spanish Inquisition and who were living

It was a lovely event to truly warmed the soul. Emuna O’Donaven played the harp as we sipped soup, explained the artwork we had on