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JAM-Ex 2024: Jewish Art and Music Exhibition (Students)
The JAM-Ex theme this year is Jewish Music Around The World, and we know you will enjoy viewing these creative art pieces from gifted students.
Type of Exhibition: Art
JAM-Ex 2024
Jewish Art and Music Exhibition
Student exhibition: students from select Toronto Jewish day schools worked with JMW’s artist in residence, and their work is on display at the Miles Nadal JCC.
Jewish Music Week is proud to feature student artwork as part of JAM-Ex. The participating schools this year are:
- Associated Hebrew Schools
- Netivot HaTorah Day School
- Paul Penna Downtown Jewish Day School
- The Toronto Heschel School
The JAM-Ex theme this year is Jewish Music Around The World, and we know you will enjoy viewing these creative art pieces from gifted students.
JAM-Ex is curated by Melanie Siegel (JMW Artist-in-Residence) and Ian Leventhal, and made possible through the generosity of Wendy Posluns and Lewis Mitz. We are very grateful for their help and support! We thank the teachers who guide and nurture the talents of these young artists, and of course, we are indebted to the creativity, vision and imagination of the artists whose work in this exhibit is an inspiration for all of us!
– Aliza Spiro, Jewish Music Week Artistic Director
Presented by:
A Kultura Collective Member
In partnership with
Gallery at the J: Miles Nadal JCC
Start Date:
May 3, 2024
End Date:
May 29, 2024
M-F 6am-10pm
S-S 7am-7pm
Downtown Toronto
Miles Nadal JCC
750 Spadina Ave. (at Bloor)
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