Steve Ornstein's Blog – February 2009 Archive (3)
Interview with Edna Miron-Wapner a Jewish Spiritual Artist
For the podcast please go to Israelseen.com.
Artist Edna Miron Wapner works in Jerusalem. Her use of Japanese traditional brush painting techniques expresses itself by its unique use in her Hebrew calligraphy projects.
A large example of which hangs in the sanctuary of Jerusalem’s Reform synagogue , Kihilat Kol HaNishama (see gallery).
Appropriately Edna has studied and exhibited in Japan as well as California and… Continue
Artist Edna Miron Wapner works in Jerusalem. Her use of Japanese traditional brush painting techniques expresses itself by its unique use in her Hebrew calligraphy projects.
A large example of which hangs in the sanctuary of Jerusalem’s Reform synagogue , Kihilat Kol HaNishama (see gallery).
Appropriately Edna has studied and exhibited in Japan as well as California and… Continue
Added by Steve Ornstein on February 27, 2009 at 1:45pm — No Comments
Interview with Edna Miron-Wapner a Jewish Spiritual Artist
For the podcast please go to Israelseen.com.
Artist Edna Miron Wapner works in Jerusalem. Her use of Japanese traditional brush painting techniques expresses itself by its unique use in her Hebrew calligraphy projects.
A large example of which hangs in the sanctuary of Jerusalem’s Reform synagogue , Kihilat Kol HaNishama (see gallery).
Appropriately Edna has studied and exhibited in Japan as well as California and… Continue
Artist Edna Miron Wapner works in Jerusalem. Her use of Japanese traditional brush painting techniques expresses itself by its unique use in her Hebrew calligraphy projects.
A large example of which hangs in the sanctuary of Jerusalem’s Reform synagogue , Kihilat Kol HaNishama (see gallery).
Appropriately Edna has studied and exhibited in Japan as well as California and… Continue
Added by Steve Ornstein on February 27, 2009 at 1:43pm — No Comments
Interview with Edna Miron-Wapner a Jewish Spiritual Artist
For the podcast please go to Israelseen.com.
Artist Edna Miron Wapner works in Jerusalem. Her use of Japanese traditional brush painting techniques expresses itself by its unique use in her Hebrew calligraphy projects.
A large example of which hangs in the sanctuary of Jerusalem’s Reform synagogue , Kihilat Kol HaNishama (see gallery).
Appropriately Edna has studied and exhibited in Japan as well as California and… Continue
Artist Edna Miron Wapner works in Jerusalem. Her use of Japanese traditional brush painting techniques expresses itself by its unique use in her Hebrew calligraphy projects.
A large example of which hangs in the sanctuary of Jerusalem’s Reform synagogue , Kihilat Kol HaNishama (see gallery).
Appropriately Edna has studied and exhibited in Japan as well as California and… Continue
Added by Steve Ornstein on February 27, 2009 at 1:40pm — No Comments
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