IKAR Creating Circle
1 year ago • Dec 24, 2024
IKAR Creating Circle
Join this virtual, interactive circle using the Jewish Studio Process, facilitated by Ross Berman and Ann Bohrer. Explore the power of making process art in community as a tool for personal and collective renewal. All are welcome – no art experience needed. Unlock your creativity.
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