FORGOTTEN ALLIANCES:
BLACKS & JEWS
Powerful art can be a catalyst for essential conversations and social action.
Presented by Oak Hill Consulting Partners and
artist Deborah Putnoi
A NEW WAY FORWARD...
HOW ART, CONVERSATION & ACTION CAN FORGE NEW ALLIANCES & COMMUNiTY!
Join the movement to build tangible and sustainable connections between blacks and Jews to fight anti-semitism and racism.
INTRODUCING
DEBORAH PUTNOI
A collection of mixed media narrative artworks that explore ideas of seeing one another and building bridges across difference.
ART HAS THE POWER TO CHANGE THE WAY WE SEE
Looking at art, living with art and connecting with art can have a variety of benefits.
- Catalyst for conversations
- Calming effect
- Boost creative ideas
- See one another in new ways
What has art done for you? What are some powerful memories that you have of looking at or experiencing art?
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FEATURED ARTWORK BELOW
WHO IS DEB PUTNOI?
From a young age, I learned that I could use my art as a way to express the things I could not understand. As the granddaughter of a Holocaust survivor my art was a way to connect with his experience and try to comprehend antisemitism.
Everyone has an artist inside. Some of us just need a little more help bringing that inner artist to life. Once you discover that side of yourself, you are free to be unapologetically you.
I believe my paintings not only make the world a better place, but they also shape the people who experience them in beautiful ways. Through online education, I can help you make your own impact on the world around you.
Whether you’ve never picked up a paintbrush before or you are just looking to learn a new technique, I look forward to taking this creative journey together.
Art that makes the viewer experience the world in a more humane way is one of the most powerful kind of art experiences.
I try to make the viewer an active participant in the creation of meaning through the use of narrative elements. Through this exchange the viewer becomes an essential part of the creative process.
