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Collages Layered with Memory: Fay Grajower shapes art out of Yiddish poetry, history and scraps of paper

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© January 10 2012 by Julie Braley

AGJA member, Fay Grajower, featured in the January 13, 2012 edition of The Jewish Advocate of Boston.

Written by Susie Davidson.

Reprinted with permission of The Jewish Advocate of Boston

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Flora Rosefsky
- January 19 2012 at 02:05
What a wonderful article about a very talented AGJA member. As a fellow collage artist, I fully appreciate the way the richly textured papers and materials are layered to give the work greater meaning. Yasher Koach - may you go from strength to strength.
Jack Loewy
- September 07 2012 at 17:33
I am a former Brookline resident, presently living in Beersheva.I am an architect and painter. I just learned about Fay Grajower and am very impressed.
Shana Tova
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Serving as an inspiration for AGJA members and their work:
Bezalel... of the Tribe of Judah. I have filled him with divine spirit, wisdom, insight, and knowledge, and with every craft,
to weave designs, to work with gold, silver, and copper, stone-cutting for setting, and wood-carving to perform every craft. ( Exodus 31:3)

Artwork is copyrighted and may not be reproduced without permission. Contact the artist/artisan directly or write to office@jewishart.org for more information.