Recent Shows (continued)

Nashville, TN
April 5 & 6, 2008 Temple Arts Show

Among Nashville’s largest arts-and-crafts extravaganzas, the two-day Temple fest boasts sculpture, drawing, photography and painting, along with glasswork, ceramics and jewelry. Art lovers and collectors have the opportunity to browse work by regional and national artists.

Elizabeth S. and Alvin I. Fine Museum, Congregation Emanu-El presents:

San Francisco, CA
MIDRASH: Stories Reclaimed Paintings of Carol Buchman

November 30, 2007 to March 3, 2008 Temple Emanu-El 2 Lake Street (at Arguello Boulevard) San Francisco Opening reception: Friday November 30, 6:30 - 7:30 pm following 5:30 pm Shabbat Services

The artist will speak during Services. Carol Buchman will host a gallery tour on Monday, December 3, 1:00 pm The Exhibition can be viewed in the Temple Foyer, Meyer Reception, and Chapel Corridor.

A personal contribution from the artist from this show will benefit the volunteer organization Lev HaChesed Food Pantry in Rishon LeZion, which helps feed 2,500 families every week below the poverty line in Israel.

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Over the years, the Fine Museum of Congregation Emanu-El has grown into an integral part of the Bay Area's cultural life, not only for its impressive permanent collections, but for its proud tradition of discovering and supporting new and established Jewish artists. With more than one hundred fifty shows since its founding in 1950, the Fine Museum continues to fulfill its mission of integrating Jewish art and history into the very heart of the Temple community. As a result, each year thousands of visitors participate in events designed to be meaningful to Jews and non-Jews alike. Changing Exhibitions Recent shows have focused on Jewish-American identity, the contemporary experience of Jewish holidays and rituals, and the variety of religious practices in Israel. Over the years the Museum has established a reputation for featuring works by internationally renowned Jewish artists such as Marc Chagall, Camille Pissarro, Peter Krasnow, Max Pollak, and Jacques Schnier. In addition, the Fine Museum has been a leader in recognizing emerging Jewish talent, presenting the West Coast premieres for artists Ori Sherman, David Moss and Shalom of Safed. Whether displaying groundbreaking travelling exhibitions or items from the permanent collection, the Fine Museum maintains its commitment to making Jewish art and history accessible to a diverse audience.