In addition to the beautiful architecture of the building, Hillel Milwaukee proudly displays colorful and inspirational artwork.
Currently, Hillel is home of Soaring Spirit: An Exhibit of 33 Ketubahs by Chicago artist, Judith Joseph. The 33 Ketubahs (Jewish marriage contracts) can be found on both levels of the building thanks to the generosity of KETUBAH.COM.
Viewing the artwork is FREE and open to the public during normal business hours. Please call ahead 414-961-2010 to ensure someone will be there to greet you or to arrange a viewing during closed hours.
If you are an artist and your are interested in displaying your artwork in our building, please email Julie at julie@hillelmke.org to begin a conversation.
About The Artist:
Judith Joseph's art expresses spiritual flight. She uses the natural world as a metaphor for moral and personal struggle and growth. Judith is a painter, woodblock printer, and calligrapher, but the Ketubah is her specialty. She was part of a revival of this ancient folk art form in the early 1970's Since then, she has created hundreds of unique original hand-lettered painted works and designs for print editions.
In her personal work and Ketubah art, Judith expresses the joy and wonder of life. See more at www.judithjosephstudio.com or www.judithjosephart.com.
Currently, Hillel is home of Soaring Spirit: An Exhibit of 33 Ketubahs by Chicago artist, Judith Joseph. The 33 Ketubahs (Jewish marriage contracts) can be found on both levels of the building thanks to the generosity of KETUBAH.COM.
Viewing the artwork is FREE and open to the public during normal business hours. Please call ahead 414-961-2010 to ensure someone will be there to greet you or to arrange a viewing during closed hours.
If you are an artist and your are interested in displaying your artwork in our building, please email Julie at julie@hillelmke.org to begin a conversation.
About The Artist:
Judith Joseph's art expresses spiritual flight. She uses the natural world as a metaphor for moral and personal struggle and growth. Judith is a painter, woodblock printer, and calligrapher, but the Ketubah is her specialty. She was part of a revival of this ancient folk art form in the early 1970's Since then, she has created hundreds of unique original hand-lettered painted works and designs for print editions.
In her personal work and Ketubah art, Judith expresses the joy and wonder of life. See more at www.judithjosephstudio.com or www.judithjosephart.com.
