Philadelphia Museum of Jewish Art

Read the article by Bill Kenny about REIMAGINED: Masterpieces of Art With Jewish Imagery by Esty Frankel-Fersel http://www.northeasttimes.com/2017/jan/3/new-perspective/

Wonderful night at the PMJA celebrating Ken Goldman. Pictures soon.

Ken Goldman is in the house! Welcome!

We're so excited to welcome Ken Goldman on Thursday evening at 5:30 for the opening of his exhibition SOME BODY JEWISH. Hope to see you all then.

New Exhibit Opening at the PMJA "KEN GOLDMAN: Some Body Jewish" Thursday, December 3, 2015 Opening reception 5:30-7pm Artist's talk at 6pm... Exhibit runs through March 2016 Free and open to the public Latke/Vodka Chanukah Celebration! To benefit the Philadelphia Museum of Jewish Art Thursday, December 3 at 7pm Featuring food by Dizengoff and Feast Your Eyes Special guest: Chef Michael Solomonov will sign his new book Zahav: A World of Israeli Cooking Live Music RSVP at rslatkevodka.eventbrite.com or mail checks to Marcia Biggs at Congregation Rodeph Shalom, 615 North Broad Street, Philadelphia, PA 19123 Angel: $250 per person (includes signed Michael Solomonov cookbook, Zahav: A World of Israeli Cooking)~Benefactor: $125 per person Patron: $75 per person M - F: 10 - 4pm (and by appointment) Hours subject to change.P Please call (215) 627-6747 to confirm. Philadelphia Museum of Jewish Art Congregation Rodeph Shalom 615 North Broad Street , Philadelphia, PA 19123 www.rodephshalom.org 215-627-6747 Image: Kaddish Zuger (2013)

We hope to see everyone tomorrow evening at 6 pm as the PMJA welcomes the Jewish Art Salon for a reception and panel discussion for JOMIX- Jewish Comics; Art and Derivation.

New Year - New Space - New Show! Please Join us on October 15th to celebrate with The Jewish Art Salon.

Have a joyous and peaceful Passover!

Best wishes for a happy, healthy and peaceful New Year. Shana tova.

"Jim Winters: Presence" is still present--in a whole new way. The show is the subject of a new feature on The Artblog (www.theartblog.org) called "What The Art Be." What you’ll see if you visit the link below: a video review that is innovative, charming, sensitive, and insightful. http://www.theartblog.org//jim-winters-pr/comment-page-1/ BY THE WAY: "Presence" remains on view at the Philadelphia Museum of Jewish Art @ Congregation Rodeph Shalom, 615 North Broad Street (Broad and Mount Vernon); 215-627-6747.

Best wishes for a festive Pesach from everyone at the Philadelphia Museum of Jewish Art.