Spray It Like You Mean It: Jewish Graffiti Art Exhibit

Spray paint became the primary medium of the graffiti artist in the 1960’s and has been the primary tool of graffiti since. This group exhibition features three artists exploring themes in contemporary graffiti, mastering the use of spray paint, and using contemporary graffiti techniques to express Jewish ideas and texts.

The JCCNV Fine Arts Program supports and encourages the development of Jewish artists and/or Jewish arts. The JCC Program’s dedication to the arts has garnered an international reputation that’s both credible and well-respected among art enthusiasts, artists, art buyers, and sellers.

Digital Prints, Museum Quality Limited Prints and T-Shirts Available for purchase on-line, at Bodzin Art Gallery or email: shopkrasner@gmail.com.

Copyright Terms: The artist, Ari Krasner, retains all copyrights to the reproduction of her artwork. Reproduction of the artwork without the written consent of the artist shall be prohibited.