Song Writers’ Workshop with Joe Buchanan

TJAA welcomes all musicians and music enthusiasts for a unique experience based on traditional Jewish music and beliefs. If you are not Jewish, you are most welcome! Learn and draw new inspiration to give breath to new music creations. 

What issues are you facing as an older artist? Join your fellow artists as we talk through some of the issues that we face at this stage of our lives and careers.

The Zoom presentation will include a fascinating overview of stained glass and fusible glass techniques. Jordan will explain tools and processes.

​Another wonderful event took place in the hands of our teacher collage expert Katherine Baronet. How I valued the opportunity to liberately watch and ask questions! We participated in developing a single piece. Which exposes multiple points of views, opens a discussion about endless choices all artists must come to resolve.

Texas Jewish Arts Association proudly presents partner gallery- Dunn Brothers Coffee in Addison, Texas. The theme for this show is “Fall into Art” small works.

It has always been my passion to facilitate a safe space for people to come and be their most authentic selves through artistic expression. On some level, I have always known that my life would revolve around art advocacy.

I’ve always loved fabric hair bows. So, of course my daughter Natalie had to have one for every outfit! It didn’t take me long to realize there was a market for Judaica hair bows that I could tap into.

TJAA Natural Diversity Art Exhibition at the Bath House, Dallas – July/August, 2023

Dr. Suki John, TJAA Director of Dance and creator and choreographer of The Sh’ma Project, was recently interviewed by NBC5 Talk Street.