Programs for All Ages...

 

Compassionate, funny and above all, deeply spiritual Lynn Rae is looking forward to traveling with “ILLUMINATIONS: Aleph to Tav,” her mixed media exhibit exploring the Aleph-Bet’s symbolism. 

 

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Experiencing the Mystical Aleph-Bet Through Art 

Perfect for Teens and Adult Groups 

 

How Lynn Rae chose 11 iconic artists of the 20th Century to express meanings of The Hebrew letters – including abstract expressionists, pop artists like Warhol and Lichtenstein, and trailblazing women artists like Nevelson, Kohlmeyer and Flack. 

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Aleph-Bet Art Education

Ages 3 through Adults 

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Lynn Rae will customize single classes or multi-station activities to learn Hebrew letters through movement and age appropriate art activities. 

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Illuminations Manuscript

Middle School and Adults

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After teaching the kids a bit about the history of manuscript Illuminations, participants will have an opportunity to draw their own initials in that style. 

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The Kabbalistic Gates of Wisdom

High School and Up

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An exploration of the Kabbalistic symbolism of the Hebrew aleph bet. I created something that people can access, a visual key to let you open a door or go through a gate so that you can take a personal journey – not of dogma, but as a way of seeing the richness of the Jewish aleph bet. 

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A Conversation:  Abrahamic Connections 

High School and Up

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This presentation is intended to facilitate a conversation about what we share, how we are alike. These common denominators are the beginning of listening and learning about one another. 

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The Important Influence of Jewish Artists on U.S. Art History 

High School and Up

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The center of the art world shifted after WWI from Paris to New York City. Surrealism gave way to Abstract Expressionism to Pop Art and Color-field painting through the influence of Jewish artists. 

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Feminism and Jewish Artists: Trailblazers in the 20th Century 

High School and Up 

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Louise Nevelson, Ida Kohlmeyer and Audrey Flack came of age in the early to mid 20th century in America. How did that affect their artistic access to a predominantly male world? 

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Drawing It Out Workshops 

Middle School to Adults

 

Drawing It Out helps groups discover easy ways to nurture creative thinking and expand intuition. 

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