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Call for Art: Tzfat in Maynard Exhibition
MAYNARD: The Tzfat in Maynard Exhibition is seeking submissions of art for an exhibit at the Maynard Public Library from May 1–31, with an artist reception on the evening of May 18. The actual work can be delivered until April 15. but an intent to participate is required by March 31.
The Maynard Cultural Council is helping to fund this exhibit, coordinated by Lisa B. Corfman. Tzfat is an artist colony in Israel; Maynard has its own significant art district, so Tzfat is very much a sister community. Artwork that embodies the themes of loving your neighbor as yourself, hope, unity, positivity, diversity, creation, spirituality in Maynard, Tzfat and/or Jewish knowledge is appropriate. More about artwork being submitted:
- It does not have to be newly created.
- Artwork that can be hung is fine. It does not have to have a Jewish focus or be created by a Maynard artist.
To register your intent to particpate, send a note to Lisa (LBCorfman@gmail.com) or call (617) 308-2573. Artists retain 75% of any sales. More specifics about what to include in submission requests are available at https://jewishhope.org/tzfat-everywhere/.
“This event will allow individuals to discard unwanted firearms in a simple, non-judgmental way. It is a tremendous public safety initiative that could prevent unwanted guns from ending up in the hands of someone that may wish to do harm to themselves or others,” said Acton Police Sergeant Scott Krug, member of AB Cares.
The Maynard Cultural Council is helping to fund this exhibit, coordinated by Lisa B. Corfman. Tzfat is an artist colony in Israel; Maynard has its own significant art district, so Tzfat is very much a sister community. Artwork that embodies the themes of loving your neighbor as yourself, hope, unity, positivity, diversity, creation, spirituality in Maynard, Tzfat and/or Jewish knowledge is appropriate. More about artwork being submitted:
- It does not have to be newly created.
- Artwork that can be hung is fine. It does not have to have a Jewish focus or be created by a Maynard artist.
To register your intent to particpate, send a note to Lisa (LBCorfman@gmail.com) or call (617) 308-2573. Artists retain 75% of any sales. More specifics about what to include in submission requests are available at https://jewishhope.org/tzfat-everywhere/.
“This event will allow individuals to discard unwanted firearms in a simple, non-judgmental way. It is a tremendous public safety initiative that could prevent unwanted guns from ending up in the hands of someone that may wish to do harm to themselves or others,” said Acton Police Sergeant Scott Krug, member of AB Cares.