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You’re gonna be busy. Make time for art.
Many of us are emerging from late-summer breaks to realize that the High Holidays are “early” this year (Jackie Mason, z”l: “the Jewish holidays are late or early. When are they on time?”). So here is a gentle reminder that you make time...
First Year, First Impressions
Who would be crazy enough to launch a fund supporting Jewish arts and culture in March of 2020? To our own amazement, we did.It’s been barely a year since we made our first grants to Jewish arts and culture networks. Since then, CANVAS has committed more than $1.4...
Artists on Artists: Mark Rubin, Jew of Oklahoma
Oklahoma-born and Texas-reared, multi-instrumentalist Mark Rubin, “The Jew of Oklahoma,” is an unabashed Southern Jew. In albums like Songs for the Hangman’s Daughter (2018) and The Triumph of Assimilation (2021), Rubin fuses deeply American musical...
Jewish Film Festivals during COVID: Adaptability and Resilience
The pandemic was a potentially disastrous time for creators of all kinds, but we think it’s fair to say that it was especially devastating to film. Pretty much every aspect of it, from filmmaking to moviegoing, is communal, and communal doesn’t work well...