Photo courtesy of TJFF. I’ve been teasing the film lineup for the Toronto Jewish Film Festival (TJFF) for a couple months now, and the list has finally dropped! I wrote an article…
Arts & Culture
Over the last year, the Harold Green Jewish Theatre Company, like many theatre spaces, has had to completely pivot and change the way it delivers theatre to an audience. Located in North…
In 2016, Evelyn Tauben unveiled FENTSTER, a storefront gallery on College Street, in Toronto. She sought to create “a window onto Jewish life through art”, and today, as a trusted and respected…
From November 23 to February 22, 2017, FENTSTER exhibited Grine Kuzine by Evan Tapper, an artist working in animation, video, installation and performance. The installation at FENTSTER was a recreation of his…
From July to October 24, 2019, FENTSTER exhibited Gardens of Memory by architectural photographer and film/television producer, writer, and director, David Kaufman. The photograph displayed on the front window is of a…
From November 24, 2017 to February 22, 2018, FENTSTER exhibited Nothing and All by author and artist Bernice Eisenstein, who was a Trillum Book Award finalist in 2006 for her graphic novel…
From November 12, 2018 to February 12, 2019, FENTSTER exhibited post-disciplinary artist, education, and academic Lynne Heller’s Suspended. Heller’s revisited camp memories that further sparked a reflection into her mixed heritage. By…
Rachel Miller is an artist and is currently Professor in the Textiles Department (after previously serving as Department Head) of the Craft and Design Program at Sheridan College (ON). Her past works…
Cincinnati born, previous Texas dweller, and recent Torontonian, Katie Goodman has a lot going on. She is a new mom, wife to one of Holy Blossom Temple’s Rabbis, Zachary Goodman, and is…
“Warning: recipients may not want to unwrap” Sealed advises their followers on Instagram. Should you continue to read onto my interview with founder, Emily Hazan, such a warning you may find yourself…