Art Workshops
The MEM Project offers Jewish art workshops to young adults in the greater Boston area.
Upcoming Jewish Art Workshop Offerings...
8th annual Chanukah Candle-Making Workshop (+ Ugly Sweater Party!) Thursday December 19, 2019 7 pm - 9 pm Newton, MA Host: Yisod @ Temple Emanuel Connect with other young adults, 20's - 40's, as you make your own set of Chanukah candles to last the eight nights at this popular workshop. Make them for yourself or to give away as a unique holiday gift. No prior art experience is necessary. As a bonus: there will also be a prize for the ugliest Chanukah sweater (don’t be shy, we know you have them!) Cost: $40; includes all materials, snacks and drinks Please register ASAP to ensure we have enough wax for your candles! REGISTER HERE! Past Jewish Art Workshops/Courses (click links below to view pics!)
Solar Lantern Workshop (October 2014)
Art from the Heart Women's Workshop LimmudBoston Community Art Project Let There Be Light Chanukah Workshop JBBBS MAGIC Event Eser Art Workshop (April 2013) Passover Art Series (March 2013) Stained Glass Art Workshop (January 2013) Tu B'shvat Art Workshop (January 2013) Let There Be Light Course (December 2012) Sparks of Hope Workshop @ Limmud (December 2012) Downtown Lunchtime Mural Series (June 2012) Passover Exploration of Art and Wine (March 2012) The Art of Jewish Symbols and Jewish Spirit (February 2012) Jewish Papercutting Course (January 2012) JCC Diller Fellows Workshop (January 2012) CJP CHAI Society Workshop (June 2011) JCC Diller Fellows Workshop (November/December 2010) Jamaica Plain Workshop (July 2010) Upcoming Workshops
Sample curricula include:
• "Jews, Paper, Scissors… Cut!"- an exploration of Jewish Papercutting
• The Art of Jewish Symbols and Jewish Spirit • Let There Be Light: A Visual Exploration of “Light” in the Bible • Creating “Creation” – Exploring the beginning of the world through visual imagery • The Art of Hebrew Names |
  
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This program has been supported in the past by a Young Adult Community Grant from Combined Jewish Philanthropies.
