Art & Artists: The Art of Hanukkah
Tuesday, December 5
11am-12pm (PT), 12-1pm (MT), 1-2pm (CT), 2-3pm (ET)
on Zoom
Join art educator Kara Klein for an interesting overview of artworks related to the miracle of the oil and the re-dedication of the Holy Temple. It is both the ‘Holiday of Freedom’ and the ‘Holiday of Lights.’ Illuminated manuscripts, etchings, woodcuts, photographs, paintings, and Hanukah Lamps of marble, brass, silver, stone, iron, and glass are all included. Experience the story of this holiday through art objects from many centuries.
Save! Register by Dec 3rd for “Early Bird” pricing!
About Kara Klein
Kara Klein is an accomplished art education specialist with a wealth of experience. Kara holds a Master’s degree from Boston University and has had the honor of teaching elementary and middle school visual arts, where she excelled in creating connections between the visual arts and other academic disciplines. Kara’s career then took her to the corporate world, where she worked in big tech education, specializing in training and quality, helping teachers from all over the world excel. She has received multiple awards in both art education and corporate training, solidifying her reputation as an expert in both fields. Kara wholeheartedly believes that art education can have a profound impact connecting us to our past, present, and future in meaningful ways which is why she is thrilled to share her expertise and passion with a broader audience.
Tickets & Notes:
“Early Bird” Tickets $12.50. Available until 48-hours prior to the class.
“Regular” Tickets $15. Available until the start of the last class.
Tickets are 1) are for this session only, 2) are per device, not per person on Zoom, and 3) are non-refundable & non-exchangeable.
The Fine Print:
Fortunately, we’ve had very few issues, but just to be clear…
Your Zoom “Event Link”: The Zoom event link will be emailed to all registrants 2-days before the event begins. To help it land in your “inbox,” before registering, please add the following emails to your contacts:
- JCC Alliance — alliance@marinjcc.org
- James Sokol — jsokol@marinjcc.org
Registrants are requested to make sure the email w/link has arrived by the evening of Dec 3rd. If the email does not arrive, please see “Troubleshooting” below.
The email w/link will be re-sent to all registrants about 1-2 hours prior to the event. NB: However, if it landed somewhere other than in your inbox upon registration, it will probably do the same later.
Have a Comcast email? Please refer to this guide: https://www.xfinity.com/support/articles/spam-filters-and-email-blocking-new-experience.
Troubleshooting: We will do our best to remedy any issues. Registrants who have NOT received the email w/link are asked to check their email “junk” and “spam” folders. If found, please move the email to your inbox. If the email/link is still not there, please contact James (see below) immediately.
Late Troubleshooting: We will try our best – but cannot guarantee – help with Zoom links to guests contacting James less than 15-minutes prior to the event.
Live Only: In agreement with our guides, artists, instructors, special guests, etc., events are not recorded. Make-up sessions are unavailable. Credit/refund is not given for missed events.
Liability: While we will do our best to remedy any issues, The Osher Marin JCC & its Program Partners cannot be held responsible for 1) issues related to Eventbrite or Zoom, 2) ticket buyers not following the instructions above, nor 3) packing, shipping, or deliver services of food/beverages not received in time for tasting events.
Don’t ya just hate “the fine print?!!”
Questions? Please email alliance@marinjcc.org.
Art & Artists is created by the Osher Marin JCC (San Rafael, CA) and offered by the National JCC Adult & Senior Alliance. See below for a full list of Alliance Partners.
ALL ARE WELCOME to join in our activities! JCC members, non-members, those who live near or far, people of all backgrounds, faiths, ethnicities, hair styles, fashion choices, chocolate preferences, etc. “The more the merrier!”
