Sunday, January 27, 2013
Monday, January 7, 2013
Reminder: Like Everyone Else... But Different, The Jews of Canada
See previous post for details.
A fruit and dessert reception in honor of Mr. Kashenberg follows the program. There is no admission fee although donations to help support our beautiful non-profit facility are greatly appreciated.
New, Newer, Newest Arrivals
With the new year, KOH has many new opportunities for reading, learning, laughing, and borrowing.
Some of our newest arrivals from December and January are listed below. Please stop by - or go to our online catalog at kohlcc.org - to peruse our collection.
Received from our Wish List:
On the Wings of Eagles, by Micha Feldman
Jewish Jocks, Edited by Franklin Foer and Marc Tracy
Open Heart, by Eli Wiesel
A Kosher Christmas, by Joshua Eli Plaut
DVD:
Bruriah
Books:
Glass Hearts, a novel by Terri Paul
Don't Ever Get Old, a mystery by Daniel Friedman
An Uncommon Journey, a memoir by Deborah Strobin and Ilie Wacs
A Jewish Understanding of the New Testament, by Samuel Sandmell
A Little Russian, historical Fiction by Susan Sherman
The Whipping Club, a novel by Deborah Henry
The Art Forger, a novel by Barbara A. Shapiro
City of Women, a novel by David Gillham
The Promise of Israel, by Daniel Gordis
Fitting in is Overrated, A Survival Guide for Anyone Who Has Ever Felt Like an Outsider,
by Leonard Felder, PhD.
Some of our newest arrivals from December and January are listed below. Please stop by - or go to our online catalog at kohlcc.org - to peruse our collection.
Received from our Wish List:
On the Wings of Eagles, by Micha Feldman
Jewish Jocks, Edited by Franklin Foer and Marc Tracy
Open Heart, by Eli Wiesel
A Kosher Christmas, by Joshua Eli Plaut
DVD:
Bruriah
Books:
Glass Hearts, a novel by Terri Paul
Don't Ever Get Old, a mystery by Daniel Friedman
An Uncommon Journey, a memoir by Deborah Strobin and Ilie Wacs
A Jewish Understanding of the New Testament, by Samuel Sandmell
A Little Russian, historical Fiction by Susan Sherman
The Whipping Club, a novel by Deborah Henry
The Art Forger, a novel by Barbara A. Shapiro
City of Women, a novel by David Gillham
The Promise of Israel, by Daniel Gordis
Fitting in is Overrated, A Survival Guide for Anyone Who Has Ever Felt Like an Outsider,
by Leonard Felder, PhD.
Thursday, December 13, 2012
Meet the Artist: Richard Bernheimer
Save the date: Join us on Sunday, January 6th at 6:30 PM for an art reception and an opportunity to meet Richard Bernheimer.
Mr. Bernheimer has been admiring and collecting art for 50 years, however he never thought of himself as an artist.A year ago, during a visit to a gallery, he was inspired by a piece of contemporary art and was motivated to paint something on his own. When he began painting on a flat surface he felt constrained so he experimented with constructing painted panels on top of one another for a more dimensional feel. He has been busy developing this construction style ever since. He enthusiastically states that this has been wonderful personal learning process and a fulfilling creative expression starting at the age of 77.
Richard's colorful contemporary painted panels and ceramic pieces, as well as jewelry pieces, are currently on display in the KOH Library and Cultural Center through February 6, 2013.
Mr. Bernheimer has been admiring and collecting art for 50 years, however he never thought of himself as an artist.A year ago, during a visit to a gallery, he was inspired by a piece of contemporary art and was motivated to paint something on his own. When he began painting on a flat surface he felt constrained so he experimented with constructing painted panels on top of one another for a more dimensional feel. He has been busy developing this construction style ever since. He enthusiastically states that this has been wonderful personal learning process and a fulfilling creative expression starting at the age of 77.
Richard's colorful contemporary painted panels and ceramic pieces, as well as jewelry pieces, are currently on display in the KOH Library and Cultural Center through February 6, 2013.
Like Everyone Else...But Different: The Jews of Canada
Please join us on Saturday, January 12 at 7PM for program on Canadian Jews presented by Hy Kashenberg.
Born and raised in Montreal, Canada, Hy will give us a unique insider's view of the complex and fascinating story of Jews in Canada. He will speak from historical and personal perspectives to reveal how the Canadian Jewish community is a diverse and sometimes fractious group. Yet that diversity provides the context and explanation for the successes of Canadian Jews. Although Jews in Canada are on the leading edge of many trends in their society, their cultural traditions and religious observances have remained strong.
Like Everyone Else... But Different: The Jews of Canada will be in the Kashenberg Ostrow Hayward Library and Cultural Center. This wonderful venue was a vision of Hy Kashenberg who, along with the Ostrow and Hayward families, funded and created this unique library and cultural center which serves the entire community.
A fruit and dessert reception in honor of Mr. Kashenberg follows the program. There is no admission fee although donations to help support our beautiful non-profit facility are greatly appreciated.
Born and raised in Montreal, Canada, Hy will give us a unique insider's view of the complex and fascinating story of Jews in Canada. He will speak from historical and personal perspectives to reveal how the Canadian Jewish community is a diverse and sometimes fractious group. Yet that diversity provides the context and explanation for the successes of Canadian Jews. Although Jews in Canada are on the leading edge of many trends in their society, their cultural traditions and religious observances have remained strong.
Like Everyone Else... But Different: The Jews of Canada will be in the Kashenberg Ostrow Hayward Library and Cultural Center. This wonderful venue was a vision of Hy Kashenberg who, along with the Ostrow and Hayward families, funded and created this unique library and cultural center which serves the entire community.
A fruit and dessert reception in honor of Mr. Kashenberg follows the program. There is no admission fee although donations to help support our beautiful non-profit facility are greatly appreciated.
Library Closure Dates
KOH Library and Cultural Center will be closed December 24, 2012 - January 1, 2013.
Looking forward to seeing you in the new year!
Looking forward to seeing you in the new year!
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