Next Year in Jerusalem

By Cindy Lutz Kornet

July 1, 2013

Acrylic on Canvas, Printed Letters

Artist’s Statement: My poetic depiction of how Israel might feel includes a bold Magen David (Star of David) displayed with great pride. The painting has energy and movement; I hope you can feel it and more.

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Cindy Lutz Kornet has been teaching art at Yeshiva Academy in Longmeadow, Massachusetts, for ten years. She believes all students are creative by nature and need only a guiding, loving hand and heart to give them permission to soar. Beyond inspiration, she likes to provide materials, demonstrate how to use them and then let the students’ work that its own direction.

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ruth housman marshfield hills, ma July 30, 2013

The Star of David I just read a post that said a conjunction of planets occurred that created a Star of David in the skies, last night. I do not have all the details, but this sounded like a true miracle of great beauty and significance.

Lovely art statement and piece. May we move towards Peace! Reply

Carolin Knox Kansas City, MO July 30, 2013

Next year in Jerusalem Are you selling any prints? It is so beautiful. Reply

Chaya Sara Longmeadow July 18, 2013

Very beautiful, Cindy. Your love of all things creative is displayed by the children's own desire to create beauty. We are all so blessed and grateful to have you guide our children in this endeavor. Reply

ruth housman marshfield hills, ma July 9, 2013

the artist's statement is truly beautiful. I learned my Uncle and Aunt, Romie and Blanche Shapiro endowed Bezalel with a gift for students once a year who create beautiful artistic gold and silver Judaic art as in a juried show. Since many students were not well schooled in Judaism they funded education around Judaic issues. My Uncle is recently deceased at 104 and my Aunt remains, also 104. Theirs was and is an enduring love story, and their love of art and Israel has resulted in many endowments. I know my Uncle would have loved this artistic statement. Reply

Daisey Fish Houston, X July 3, 2013

Prayers for Creativity Dear Folks,

Your artisits are great. Future Chagalls and Picassos. I offer my prayers to G_D for creativity to always flow for them. Reply

Creative works exploring life and Judaism composed by a spectrum of Jewish artists.

"The primary talent of an artist is his ability to step away from the externalities of the thing and, disregarding its outer form, gaze into its innerness and perceive its essence, and to be able to convey this in his painting.This is how an artist can serve his Creator." — The Rebbe

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