Our own Bob Sorkin has an exhibit of his photography showing at St. Vincent's Hospital. "China Through the Bamboo Curtain" is a selection of Bob's amazing photos from his trip to China last year. It will be on display on the 2nd floor of the hospital's West Wing, through May 31st.
We are also honored to include several of Bob's wonderful photos in our current "ORA SHALOM" exhibit at Neveh Shalom. No admission is required for either of these exhibits… just walk in and be inspired!
St. Vincent's Hospital
9205 SW Barnes Rd, Portland, OR 97225
(503) 216-1234
Congregation Neveh Shalom
2900 SW Peaceful Ln, Portland, OR 97239
(503) 246-8831
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Wednesday, March 12, 2014
Thursday, November 10, 2011
ORA SHALOM and FRIDAY NIGHT LIVE- 9/12/11
A very special night of music, art, and spirituality comes to SW Portland tomorrow night at 7:30 !
Neveh Shalom will play host to the instrumental music of Klezmocracy and the remarkable vocal stylings of Cantor Deborah Bletstein.
This will be the second time we have had Friday Night Live....and if it is anything like the one last spring, it will be a rocking night!
ORA artists Jan Katz, Esther Liberman , Eddy Shuldman, and Diana Unterspan will have their art work on display in the lobby and will be present to talk with folks right after services.
It will be a beautiful evening...the music will breathe fresh life into our liturgy. The traditional music is beautiful but when we mix it up once in while , the prayers take on new meaning and new life. Put that together with beautiful art and you have a magical evening.
The art will remain on display for the next few months....come to shul! it will be special!
The artists:
Jan Katz paints stunning acrylic paintings ...portraits, landscapes and abstracts- all tell stories in vibrant color and motion!
Esther Liberman brings beads to life in her spiritual interpretations of ritual objects like kippot and yahrzeit candles. Her jewelry is breath-taking.
Eddy Shuldman loves glass and frequently uses it as a way to express her studies of Jewish texts. The lobby exhibit features four Torah adornments/breast plates.
Diana Unterspan works with fibers in various forms. Felting and other interesting techniques lend a poetic quality to her work. She creates intriguing abstracts...several framed examples are on display...and she also makes women's hats (not on display).
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