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What happens when art meets the sacred?
In this episode, we explore the intersection of faith, heritage, and artistic interpretation through the lens of Judaica.
Curator and Director of Collections Emerita Judy Guston joins artist John Wind to discuss how Jewish ritual objects play a central role in the DEAR JOHN installation at the Rosenbach. Together, we examine how contemporary art can honor, reframe, and activate the spiritual and cultural meanings embedded in these sacred items.
Family heirlooms inspire, reflecting on the power of objects to carry memory, identity, and emotion. This episode examines how presenting them within a contemporary installation invites new questions about reverence, representation, and ritual.
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