Shalom Friends and Supporters,

I’m excited to share my interview with Etty Yaniv for Art Spiel, where I discuss PoppyPink—its journey, impact, the Jewish Museum, and what’s next.

Spring is here, and as we prepare for Passover—the holiday of freedom—we do so in the shadow of challenging times worldwide. Amidst it all, art remains a powerful force for reflection, connection, resilience, and hope.

Wishing you a Happy Passover, a Happy Easter, and a joyful Spring!

Have you ever planned a trip just to see an art show? I did! I traveled to London for Linder’s retrospective at the Hayward Gallery, and it was absolutely worth it. Seeing her brilliant collages up close was a heavenly experience. Linder is featured in a chapter of my 2015 MA thesis, which you can read and download. If you get the chance, don’t miss this show!

PoppyPink is on the move! This minimalist performance, which premiered in Central Park, New York, on the one-year memorial of October 7, raises awareness of the Israeli hostage crisis and advocates for human rights.
59 hostages are still being held captive in Gaza. We will not find peace until they are back home!

Stay tuned for updates on upcoming projects, and stay healthy, creative, active, hopeful, and safe.

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