Art/Lab: Innovating Jewish Arts and Culture

10/18/2026

A beautiful moment seeing generations of our global Jewish community come together through exploring Art/Lab’s exhibition at the 🪾💖✨

10/18/2026

Thank you to the over 1000 visitors who came out to see Art/Lab’s exhibition at the ! ✨💖 To those who shed tears encountering our work, to those who shared your stories of loss, to those who sang your grief and praise, to those who were inspired and have inspired - thank you for reminding us all - that we are not alone in our grief, that time and art and community heal. 💖

Being a part of the Jerusalem Biennale is an act of resistance to the attempted erasure of Jewish voices from the global cultural arts conversation and it is equally an act of resilience, the “We will dance again!” of contemporary Jewish artists, curators and our audiences. ✨

10/18/2026

Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/3c0FUDIFlEyraf6T2qX8Yu?si=MXS4IunkR8KfYGmCMEVAlQ

10/18/2026

A poem’s form is a poem’s body, the means by which it enacts its emotions and ideas.

In this class led by , we’ll consider the what, why, who, and how of form: what form is, why we might choose to write in an inherited form, alter an inherited form, or write in a nonce (made-up) form, and how we might go about doing so. We’ll read examples of different forms from a wide range of historical and contemporary poets, including contemporary and historical Jewish poets.

You’ll receive guidance and creative prompts so you can try writing in a form and have the opportunity to share your work in a supportive environment.

No previous experience in writing poetry is required - all are welcome.

Registration required: https://events.humanitix.com/copy-of-every-force-evolves-a-form-poetic-forms-with-daniela-naomi-molnar (link in bio)

10/18/2026

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10/13/2026

A glimpse of A Grief Ritual in Song, Story and Silence: a gathering of music, storytelling, and reflection, creating space for grief, remembrance, and connection. 🕯️💖

10/13/2026

Save your spot: https://events.humanitix.com/copy-of-every-force-evolves-a-form-poetic-forms-with-daniela-naomi-molnar

A poem’s form is a poem’s body, the means by which it enacts its emotions and ideas.

In this class led by , we’ll consider the what, why, who, and how of form: what form is, why we might choose to write in an inherited form, alter an inherited form, or write in a nonce (made-up) form, and how we might go about doing so. We’ll read examples of different forms from a wide range of historical and contemporary poets, including contemporary and historical Jewish poets.

You’ll receive guidance and creative prompts so you can try writing in a form and have the opportunity to share your work in a supportive environment.

No previous experience in writing poetry is required - all are welcome.

Registration required: https://events.humanitix.com/copy-of-every-force-evolves-a-form-poetic-forms-with-daniela-naomi-molnar

10/13/2026

Since participating in the Art/Lab Fellowship, Merridawn Duckler () has continued to thrive! SWIPE to learn more about what they’ve achieved 💖
We’re proud to celebrate Merridawn’s amazing work! ✨

Stay tuned as .pdx shares more successes from Art/Lab Fellowship alumni! 😊

10/13/2026

What do we inherit from the stories our families tell - and the ones they leave out?

In this episode of The Art/Lab Podcast, playwright Andrea Stolowitz () reflects on The Berlin Diaries, a work shaped by her great-grandfather’s 1939 diary and her journey to Berlin. She and explore family history, Holocaust inheritance, and Jewish identity. She also reflects on why live theater still matters in a screen-filled world.

Watch the full episode of The Art/Lab Podcast on Youtube and wherever you listen to podcasts - link in bio.

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10/07/2026