Artist Talk & Opening Reception

Join us for the opening reception and artist talk. Though its origin as a Jewish folk craft is unknown, paper-cutting became widely popular among Jewish communities in Europe in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Traditionally paper-cuts have been made into mizrach signs, ketubot, and ephermeral décor for Purim. Contemporary artist Anna Kronick’s fresh take on the medium fuses Torah stories, Yiddish songs, and personal memories.

Presenting Anna Kronick

Nekev Shel Zikaron (Portal to Memory)