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Experiencing the Divine: Devotional Practices of Islam, Judaism and Christianity

Farmer Gallery 801 South Patterson Avenue, Oxford, Ohio

Tuesday-Friday 10 AM-5 PM | Saturday Noon-5 PM | Second Wednesday 10 AM-8 PM Under the guidance of Andrew Casper, Associate Professor of Art & Architecture History, students in the fall 2022 Art History Capstone class, engaged with the Art Museum to curate an exhibition about devotional practices in the Abrahamic faiths (Islam, Judaism, Christianity). Experiencing the Divine is […]

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Frank Stella’s Had Gadya (in-person exhibit)

Skirball Museum

One might not immediately associate Frank Stella (b. 1936), the American painter, sculptor, and printmaker noted for his work in the areas of minimalism and post-painterly abstraction with a cumulative, lyrical poem that concludes the traditional Seder, or festive meal, on the Jewish holiday of Passover. Had Gadya (One Little Goat) is one of the earliest […]

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Beyond Borders: The Art of Siona Benjamin (In-Person Art Exhibition)

Skirball Museum

Siona Benjamin has been making intricately detailed, transnational art with a feminist, Jewish, and political bent for almost two decades. Her distinct and unusual heritage as a descendant of the Bene Israel Jewish community of India informs her artistic perspective. Immigration, gender, the concept of “home”, and the role of art in social change are […]

ONE GOAT: COUNTLESS PERSPECTIVES (In-Person and Livestream)

Skirball Museum

Join fifth-year cantorial student Ella Gladstone Martin for a multi-media virtual presentation on Had Gadya. The Passover Seder is an inherently musical experience, filled with beloved prayers and songs. Ella will discuss the research behind her graduating thesis, a historical examination of hagaddot (Passover Seder compendiums) that expressly set out to disseminate music, and survey the unique history, […]

COFFEE AND CONVERSATION (In-Person)

Skirball Museum

Join Skirball Museum curatorial consultant Abby Schwartz for a guided tour of the exhibition (in-person only). Registration required at THIS LINK

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Goache image of blue-skinned woman in white clothing, in front of blue and red abstract land and sky-scape

Closing Day: The Art of Siona Benjamin

Skirball Museum

Siona Benjamin has been making intricately detailed, transnational art with a feminist, Jewish, and political bent for almost two decades. Her distinct and unusual heritage as a descendant of the Bene Israel Jewish community of India informs her artistic perspective. Immigration, gender, the concept of “home”, and the role of art in social change are […]