Gaia - a woman who makes Porcelain Judaica Gift Art. The Shabbat candle holders seem fun, even if you don't include the candle holder aspect of it. They basically consist of a ceramic miniature room, or wall, complete with chairs, tables with flowers and paintings on the wall. Kids could recreate a wall of their home, or pick a famous painting of an interior or still life to recreate (Van Gogh comes to mind).
The Tzdakah boxes also seem fun to make; I don't know much about Judaica, but they seem like little banks or coin boxes...isn't there another word for that?
Kristy
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From: Judy Decker [mailto:jdecker@woh.rr.com]
Sent: Mon 6/9/2003 8:25 AM
To: ArtsEdNet Talk
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Subject: Art of Israel -Yaacov Agam
Dear Art Educators,
Several were interested in the art of Yaacov Agam. If you have done a
lesson - please share with me/the list. I would want images of your
students' work. Renah will be supplying a lesson plan for IAD. Below are
lots of links for Agam (I won't be putting all of them on my site) - and
some other Israeli artists. I really liked the work of Bracha Guy -
silkscreen artist. I wish there was more online (higher quality images). If
anyone explores this link http://www.israelartguide.co.il/ - post artists
and crafts people you admire (many silversmiths). I didn't explore it too
much myself. Save this email if art of Israel - or Agam - interests you.
Gaia - Porcelain miniatures - "shrines" (I will be featuring her on Great
Sites in the future) Gaia creates realistic porcelain miniatures of everyday
life
http://www.gaiajudaica.com/
Art of Israel - Liora Rosenman (I will use her on Incredible Artists):
http://www.art-in-israel.co.il/ (you don't need to install the Hebrew
character to enjoy the site)