Cycles in Time: Creative Shmita Explorations

Canadians were encouraged to make art inspired by Shmita rooted in ritual objects, texts, music and practices that facilitate both a personal and collective engagement with Jewish cycles of time.

Type of Exhibition: Art

The Miles Nadal JCC in partnership with Shoresh, the Calgary JCC and Hazon, present Cycles in Time: Creative Shmita Explorations, to support the community in more Shmita connections rooted in Canada.

Through partnering with Hazon Shmita Prizes, Canadians were encouraged to make art inspired by Shmita rooted in ritual objects, texts, music and practices that facilitate both a personal and collective engagement with Jewish cycles of time. Through this project, Hazon is harnessing the power of the arts to explore the intersection of Shmita wisdom with contemporary Jewish life.

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Virtual Gallery @ the J is a digital home for creativity that educates, entertains and expresses shared experiences of humanity. If you have questions or would like to purchase any of the artwork, please contact Deanna Di Lello, Coordinator of Adult Art and Culture.

Presented by:

A Kultura Collective Member

In partnership with

Shoresh, the Calgary JCC and Hazon

Start Date:

April 1, 2022

End Date:

April 30, 2022

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