..because we choose to live in Israel
Beit Oleh America Netanya AACI 28 Shmuel
Hanatziv, Netanya, 42281
Tel: 09 833 0950 FAX: 09 862 9183
email:
info@netanyaaaci.org.il
Gypsy
Ron, portrait painter, muralist,
decorative and theatre arts artist and teacher, comes from the USA. She
and her Israeli husband Simon, now retired, came on aliya and settled in
Netanya.
She studied at the Art Students League and the School of Visual Arts in
New York. Gypsy is a member of the Netanya Art Association.
In 2007 she was the recipient of the Netanya Mayors art award
prize. The association asked 3 independent judges from Israel
to choose 3 artists for their outstanding work and Gypsys’ exhibit
entitled Ben Gurion's Dream was chosen. The opening and presentation of
the prizes by Mayor Miriam Feirberg took place in September 2007.
Gypsy teaches two classes at the Netanya AACI on Monday and Tuesday
mornings.

Choices
- Art Exhibition
is now closed but this collection of the work of our members is still
available
on-line
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Mrs Stone’s
Daughter Paints! A
New Art exhibition featuring the works of art group member
Judith Fineberg.
Judith was born in the suburban Boston area, a post war Baby
Boomer. It was a charmed time for a Jew to be growing up in the
United States.
The abundance of American opportunity sidetracked her into a
career in Diagnostic Medical Imaging, her training and practice
beginning in Boston, and taking her to Washington, D.C., Miami,
Florida and Atlanta, Georgia. In 1995 she and her husband Edward
decided to attach themselves to the epicenter of Jewish History.
In Israel, she continued working professionally until 2000, when
she retired, "got a life", and joined Gypsy's pilot AACI Art
Group.
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For Judith, it has
always been about "imaging", preferably with a story .
This show debuts a new painting which tells the story of a
16th century Jewish heroine, perhaps the most influential Jewish
woman since Queen Esther.
Click to view
Judith's gallery
The Art Membership is also happy to announce that a selection of
beautiful new greeting cards by our artists is available at the front
desk. For More Information Contact the AACI