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Esther Without Borders: The Megillah as Never Seen Before

Thursday, March 13 @ 10:00 am - 11:00 am
Cost: Free

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Several Pretty Yads on a White Background

The Book of Esther tells us that the Purim scroll was sent to 127 lands—from India to Ethiopia—spreading the story across vast distances. "Esther Without Borders" is an ongoing project created by David Moss, which began in Bali in 1990 and continues today. Through this initiative, David commissions folk artists from diverse cultures to illustrate six key scenes from the Book of Esther, each through the lens of their own unique artistic traditions—imagining the story unfolding in their own communities. The results are often breathtaking, always captivating, and consistently full of charm and joy. Join David on a global journey through the pages of the Megillah as we explore the stunning artistic expressions that bring Esther’s story to life around the world. The Ganze Megillah!

David Moss is an illuminator, animator, and transformer of Jewish texts, objects, spaces, and souls. His journey into Jewish art began with a deep passion for Hebrew calligraphy, which sparked his career. David is renowned for reviving the hand-decorated Jewish Marriage Contract, the Ketubah, and for creating The Moss Haggadah. He is also a partner in the creation of the Tree of Life Shtender. Whether working on books, prints, objects, buildings, or educational programs, each of David's projects is rooted in Jewish text and tradition, infused with creativity, and executed with meticulous craftsmanship. David lives in Jerusalem and is a co-founder of Kol HaOt, an organization dedicated to harnessing the power of the arts for Jewish inspiration and education. Each year, he sends out three new signed, limited edition works to his loyal "Minyan" subscribers, continuing to share his artistic vision and passion with a devoted audience.

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Date:
Thursday, March 13
Time:
10:00 am - 11:00 am
Cost:
Free
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