WOMEN+ Contemporary: Celebrating Jewish Women in the Arts

Drawing from the extensive collection of the Ontario Jewish Archives and curated contemporary artwork to honour and celebrate Jewish women in the arts, throughout history and today. 

Type of Exhibition: Art

Gina Godfrey, “The Chupah”, 2022
Gina Godfrey, “The Chupah”, 2022

The WOMEN+ exhibition draws from the extensive collection of the Ontario Jewish Archives and curated contemporary artwork intended to honour and celebrate Jewish women in the arts, throughout history and today.

This vivid display of extraordinary talent illustrates the diversity not only of mediums of artistic expression such as painting, sculpture, photography, works on paper and jewelry, but also reflects the unique perspectives of Jewish women artists.   Themes uncovered in this exhibition range from Jewish traditions, religious and celebrations, to reflecting on motherhood and documenting the memory of time spent with family and loved ones, abstract compositions and materials influenced from travel, and more.

Featuring Contemporary Artists Rosalie Sharp, Pedie Wolfond, Gina Godfrey, Ina Gilbert, Samantha Goldman, Rachael Grad, Rochelle Rubinstein, Melanie Siegel, and Kim Smiley.

 

*Until further notice….all visitors are still required to wear a Baycrest issued mask when visiting campus.   Blue Baycrest issued masks are available for visitors at all entrance doors.

Contact:  Meghan Richardson, mrichardson@baycrest.org

 

Presented by:

A Kultura Collective Member

In partnership with

Baycrest

Start Date:

June 14, 2023

End Date:

October 31, 2023

Daily

Midtown Toronto

Baycrest, The Ronald and Nancy Kalifer Culture Hub
3560 Bathurst Street, Toronto, ON, M6A 2E1

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