Does Synagogue conjure up images of dried-out sponge cake and sticky, cough-syrup-like sacramental wine?
Join an artistic community of upscale Brooklynites with a fresh vision for translating the inspiration of Judaism into contemporary culture. Reinvent the synagogue as a relaxed and enjoyable setting for personal growth and communal connection.
New Show: Light & Fire By France Hilbert
As a community oriented forum, Hadas Gallery is open to the public and hosts workshops, artist lectures, and cultural events, as well as a rotating exhibition schedule. Hadas Gallery has an open submission policy, accepting work year round, please include your resume, artist statement and images. Would you like to be Gallery intern? Applicants should have backgrounds in art history or arts management and excellent personal and organizational skills. Interns are able to use the space for work and will be fast-tracked into upcoming shows.
We strongly believe in creating a space where all people can connect with Jewish values, culture, community and religion by empowering them to explore, learn, and grow intellectually, spiritually and socially.
In a world of abounding choices, we offer a captivating array of opportunities which engage students in all things Jewish-- fun and thoughtful-- opening the door to life changing experiences. All students are welcome, regardless of affiliation and level of observance. Students take leadership roles in their campus communities, helping create the next generation of empowered Jewish leadership.
Simcha Weinstein is an internationally known speaker and the best-selling author of Up, Up, and Oy Vey: How Jewish History, Culture, and Values Shaped the Comic Book Superhero and Shtick Shift: Jewish Humor in the 21st Century.
He has appeared on CNN and NPR and has been profiled in leading publications, including the New York Times, Miami Herald, and London Guardian.
A syndicated columnist, he writes for the Jerusalem Post, JTA (Jewish Telegraphic Agency), the Royal Shakespeare Company, Condé Nast, and many other agencies.
He chairs the Religious Affairs Committee at Pratt Institute, the renowned New York art school and was recently voted “New York’s Hippest Rabbi” by PBS affiliate Channel 13.
Rabbi Simcha travels the globe lecturing, and is famous for his engaging speaking style.
France Hilbert is a classically trained artist, studying at the Ecole Nationale Superieure des Beaux Arts de Paris, The Academy of Art of The Newington Cropsey Foundation and The Art Students League of New York -- where France was awarded an Edward G. McDowell Travel Grant.
Of her many public and private commissions "Talma," a 7-foot bronze sculpture is a permanent installation in the public square of the Theatre of the Valley of L炭erres in Brunoy, France. A pair of 4-foot bronze relief sculptures entitled "The Calling" is installed at the Georgetown University Medical School building in Washington DC. Her work is currently represented by Gallery Vallois, Paris, France. "My Daily News" is a series of watercolors that represents scenes of our present, each scene depicts human beings in relation to their environment, movement and unity. "Light and Fire" depicts the Jewish life both religious and secular, a recurrent theme of the series "My Daily News."
“Provided a warm atmosphere in an inclusive environment. Socializing, celebration and simply fun -- I'm grateful for each and every experience."
“Thanks Simcha and all the team at the Rohr Centre, you made my first Shabbat Dinner a truly memorable experience."
“Provided a warm atmosphere in an inclusive environment. Socializing, celebration and simply fun -- I'm grateful for each and every experience."
“Thanks Simcha and all the team at the Rohr Centre, you made my first Shabbat Dinner a truly memorable experience."
Address: 541 Myrtle Avenue (Facing the Pratt Store)
Clinton Hill / Bed Stuy, Brooklyn
