I've been walking by my studio the last few days rearranging the blocks and waiting for the right order to emerge. I realized that the images printed on light backgrounds were too distracting, so I re-printed them with darker backgrounds…
I finally locked myself in the studio and started working on the first piece in the Special Olympics series. This piece is about a young man on my gymnastics team who is on the autistic spectrum. He often obsesses about…
I am truly honored to be chosen as one of this year's "36 Under 36" in The Jewish Week. Read the article here. Congratulations to my friends and colleagues also included: Symi Rom-Rymer and Miriam Leah Droz.
As some of you know, I've been coaching Special Olympics gymnasts since 1995. Ever since I discovered fiber art, I've been wanting to create a piece that captures the magic of the Special Olympics, but never quite found a way…
This morning, I had the opportunity to teach at Temple Beth El of Northern Westchester where my husband is the Associate Rabbi. It was absolutely incredible to work with all ages in just a short amount of time. I started…
Today, Temporary Shelter goes to Temple Beth El of Northern Westchester in Chappaqua, NY where it will be on display through Feb 16. At 9:45 am on Sunday, February 5, I will be speaking about the texts that inspired the…
Temporary Shelter moved to its final NYC destination today - Congregation Shaare Zedek (212 W. 93rd Street). Thank you to everyone who came to tonight's discussion on the texts that inspired the piece. If you're in the city and haven't…
"Temporary Shelter" received a wonderful welcome today at the Church of St. Francis Xavier. Following services this morning, Father Joe invited everyone to take a look at the "sukkah" and I was there to answer questions about the art. People…
My book "Temporary Shelter" contains all the art from my installation piece along with select stories. Check it out!
Today, I assembled "Temporary Shelter" at the Church of the Holy Trinity. (Thank you to my parents for help with the assembly!) I'll be speaking about the piece this Sunday, December 4 after the 10:30 am and 6:00 pm services.…