The painting workshops will be inspired by the work of Uri Kochba, especially the plant motifs from his paintings. Participants will have the opportunity to try their hand at easel painting. They will have a practical lesson in living and composing colors, and then they will begin their painting adventure on canvas. Each participant will create a painting with acrylic paints in the size of A4. The workshops do not require any painting knowledge or skills. Registration for the workshops is required: patrycja.paprota@muzeum.leszno.pl
Painting workshops will be led by Katarzyna Jurga (born 1992) who is a graduate of the Academy of Fine Arts in Gdańsk. She completed her diploma at the Faculty of Painting in 2019. Additionally, she was honored with the 2nd prize at the 21 Leszno Presentations in 2020 and has demonstrated her artistic prowess by creating 3 murals in Leszno and 2 in Gdańsk. Since 2020, she has been managing her own reputable Creative Studio, providing art workshops tailored to children, youth, and adults.
The painting workshops will be inspired by the work of Uri Kochba, especially the plant motifs from his paintings. Participants will have the opportunity to try their hand at easel painting. They will have a practical lesson in living and composing colors, and then they will begin their painting adventure on canvas. Each participant will create a painting with acrylic paints in the size of A4. The workshops do not require any painting knowledge or skills. Registration for the workshops is required: patrycja.paprota@muzeum.leszno.pl
Painting workshops will be led by Katarzyna Jurga (born 1992) who is a graduate of the Academy of Fine Arts in Gdańsk. She completed her diploma at the Faculty of Painting in 2019. Additionally, she was honored with the 2nd prize at the 21 Leszno Presentations in 2020 and has demonstrated her artistic prowess by creating 3 murals in Leszno and 2 in Gdańsk.
Join us for a unique art workshop where parents and children will collaborate to create a family comic that tells the most important events and anecdotes from your family’s history. Participants will learn the basics of comic creation, including planning the storyline, sketching characters and backgrounds, and adding dialogue. The workshop offers a chance to develop artistic skills while also exploring and documenting family memories in a creative, fun way. The completed comic will become a cherished keepsake and the start of new family stories.
In Polish
Free admission
Am 16. September 2024 findet in der Stadtbibliothek das Vorlesen und Basteln zu Sukkot (Laubhüttenfest) statt. Das Laubhüttenfest erinnert uns an die Wüstenwanderung der Juden, traditionell baut man zu diesem Fest die Hütten draußen und schmückt sie mit Girlanden, Obst und Lichtern. In den Räumlichkeiten der Stadtbibliothek werden wir das Buch der israelischen Autorin Jessica Souhami „Das kitzkleine Haus“ vorlesen und die Lichtergirlanden zu Sukkot basteln. Die Zielgruppe sind alle Interessentinnen, Kinder im Alter bis 7 Jahren – nur in Begleitung einer erwachsenen Person.
Die Veranstaltung ist Teil der Jüdischen Kulturtage zwischen Harz und Heide, die 2024 zum fünften Mal stattfinden. Sie wird organisiert durch die Stadtbibliothek Celle.
Anmeldung bis zum 16.9.2024 unter: stadtbibliothek@celle.de oder Tel. 05141 124200.
Hora, Sher, Freylekhs, Bulgar, Patch-Tanz und vieles mehr – es gibt viele verschiedene jiddische Tänze, die Sie bei diesem Tanzworkshop unter der Leitung von Mark Kovnatskiy lernen können! Der Workshop richtet sich an Menschen aller Altersgruppen und Erfahrungsstufen. Es sind keine Vorkenntnisse im Volkstanz erforderlich.
Nach dem Workshop folgt um ca. 12:15 Uhr auf dem Familienfest vor der Synagoge eine Aufführung mit Einladung zum Mitmachen.
Bitte bequeme Schuhe mitbringen!
Anmeldungen sind bis zum 12.9.2024 unter angelika.tarokic@celle.de
Es gibt sehr viele Stereotypen und Klischees über die jüdische Kultur im Allgemeinen und über den jiddischen Tanz im Besonderen. Was haben jiddische Tänze und nicht-jüdische west- und osteuropäische Tänze gemeinsam? Wodurch unterscheiden sie sich voneinander? Wodurch unterscheiden sie sich auffallend von israelischen Tänzen? Wie werden diese Tänze von säkularen und religiösen Juden aufgeführt?
Making shabat special bread
Limited places, only on reservation before Friday September 20th by noon.
By Mrs Haccoune – Participation fee: 10€
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Stoffe verbinden. Repair Café für Textilien. Unter Anleitung der Schneiderin Aline Schroth.
A fun afternoon for pupils and parents:
1. Dance workshop – learning several Israeli dances
2. Art workshop – drawing and painting mugs with Jewish symbols
3. Dance performance – dance group "Haverim"
Regional School Vinogradci (Primary School of Ivan Kukuljević Belišće)
Organizers: teacher Melita Vujičić and leader of the dance group "Haverim" Nives Beissmann
The family is one of the oldest institutions, and family portraits were extremely important because they spoke of the spirit of the time in which they were created. Until the invention of photographs they were the only visual reminder of our loved ones.
Therefore, the workshops will be inspired by a painting from the collection of the Friedrich Museum of Fine Arts Johann Gottlieb Lieder (1780–1859), The Pejačević family in the Virovitica garden castle, 1811, oil on canvas, 285 x 398 cm, MLU, S-460.
Each of us has a family. It is made by people we love immensely. The family can be small or big. Join the workshops and paint your family! All participants can bring photos that they will be able to use in their work.