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Jewish Art Education’s Executive Director, Nancy Kotz, recently sat down with Zoe Bell, Staff Writer at Washington Jewish Week (WJW), to discuss her experiences presenting programs on Jewish art and Jewish artists across Washington, DC. Metro area. Her conversation with Zoe is featured in the May 20, 2026, issue of WJW. .

The Art of the Hebrew Letter: Technology, Mysticism, and Social Justice is being piloted by JAE Speakers Bureau Member Joanna Homrighausen. Joanna is test-driving the series for the Jewish Federation of The Berkshires and has presented the first 2 session. The third will be presented in February. All three will be available soon for a wider audience. Part I - The Art of Ancient Hebrew Letters: Manuscripts, Mysticism, and Monsters explores how Jews in the ancient and medieva

Jewish Art Education is celebrating the United States Semiquincentennial with a special offer on programs that focus on Jewish American Artists. Choose 3 or more of the following programs and receive $25 off each program. Creating Jewish American Culture (2-part series) Creating Jewish-American Culture: 18th Century to Early 20th Century Creating Jewish-American Culture: After World War II Jewish Americans and Art (6-part series) Jewish Americans and Art: From 1654 Jewish A

Jewish Art Education (JAE) is pleased to offer 1 (one) free program to any new client who schedules a program at our regular fee through December 31, 2026 Our programs are a visual feast, interactive, lively, entertaining as well as an educational experience. JAE’s presentations are narrated PowerPoints. They include visual arts related to Jewish holidays, individual artists, and thematically focused presentations. Programs are available in-person as well as online. In person