named programs · 6 · from sources
What they call their work
Anolic Family Art Awards
Recognition and support initiative for emerging and established Jewish artists through competitive awards.
Call for Art – ArtistsStandWithIsrael
International solidarity project inviting artists to submit work in support of Israel.
Jewish Art Salon Open Studios
Platform for artists to present work and engage in critique, particularly focused on themes like antisemitism.
Mark Podwal Prize
Annual award recognizing excellence in Jewish art, named after the renowned artist Dr. Mark Podwal.
Meitar Award for Excellence in Photography
Prestigious photography award and exhibition opportunity for Jewish photographers.
Pardes Arts & Culture Fellowship
Fellowship program supporting Jewish artists and cultural practitioners in Jerusalem and New York.
activities · 3 groups
What they do
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Curated Art Exhibitions and Public Displays 2 activities
- Facilitate artist participation and submissionsProvides member artists opportunities to submit work for exhibitions and events, issues open calls for art submissions on themes such as antisemitism, censorship, and solidarity with Israel, and supports the inclusion of original Haggadah art and writings. Also refers artists to museums, curators, and collectors based on project needs.
- Organize and host art exhibitions and eventsOrganizes and hosts art exhibitions and events globally, featuring contemporary Jewish artists and scholars, including themed exhibitions such as "Artists on Antisemitism," "Genesis – The Beginning of Creativity," and participation in the Jerusalem Biennale. The organization has hosted over 100 exhibitions and events, reaching approximately 12,000 individuals in 2024.
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Jewish Holiday and Shabbat Community Events 1 activity
- Maintain virtual and community engagement programsContinues community engagement through virtual art critiques, online open studio series, and special events such as Shabbat dinners and bagel brunches for members and Jewish women leaders in the arts, particularly during and beyond the pandemic.
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Arts Professional Advocacy & Equity Initiatives 1 activity
- Support artist professional development and visibilityBuilds capacity within the Jewish art community by assisting artists in publishing their work in print and online media, including major Jewish and art-focused publications, and advising or founding programs and organizations that support persecuted and marginalized art.
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financials · form 990EZ · fy2024
revenue
Total revenue$40K
Contributions & grants$40K100%
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expenses
Total expenses$40K
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balance sheet
Total assets$7K
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Net assets$7K
3 years on record · 2022–2024 · YoY revenue +21.5%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2024
Who runs it
board members · 2
- JOEL SILVERSTEIN — DIRECTOR
- RONIT LEVIN DELGADO — DIRECTOR
relationships · 104
Who they work with
- ACA Galleries Partner — Partnered with the Jewish Art Salon in New York.
- Aleph Institute Partner — Partnered with the Jewish Art Salon on collaborative initiatives.
- Aleph Institute Partner — Partnered with the Jewish Art Salon.
- Amen Institute Partner — Partnered with the Jewish Art Salon on collaborative initiatives.
- Amstelkerk Partner — Partnered with the Jewish Art Salon on exhibitions and events in Amsterdam, Netherlands.
- Amstelkerk, Amsterdam, Netherlands Partner — Partnered with the Jewish Art Salon on exhibitions and events.
- Anne Frank Center USA Partner — Partnered with the Jewish Art Salon in New York.
- Art Kibbutz Partner — Partnered with the Jewish Art Salon on collaborative initiatives.
- Art Kibbutz Partner — Partnered with the Jewish Art Salon.
- Bayit Partner — Partnered to seek art for Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur liturgical texts
- Bernard Heller Museum Partner — Partnered with the Jewish Art Salon on exhibitions and events.
- Bible Museum Partner — Collaborated on a call for art submissions for an exhibition in Washington, DC
- Bluma Gross Partner — Member of the 2025 Online Programs Committee.
- B’chol Lashon Partner — Partnered with the Jewish Art Salon on collaborative initiatives.
- B’chol Lashon Partner — Partnered with the Jewish Art Salon.
- CANVAS Funder — Provides support through a network grant.
- CANVAS Funder — Provides support to the Jewish Art Salon through a network grant.
- CANVAS Partner — Supports the Jewish Art Salon.
- CARAVAN Arts Partner — Partnered with the Jewish Art Salon on collaborative initiatives.
- CARAVAN Arts Partner — Partnered with the Jewish Art Salon.
- COJECO NY Partner — Partnered with the Jewish Art Salon on collaborative initiatives.
- Central Booking Gallery Partner — Partnered with the Jewish Art Salon in New York.
- Chana Wiesenthal Elias Partner — Member of the 2025 Online Programs Committee.
- Charter Oak Cultural Center Partner — Partnered with the Jewish Art Salon on collaborative initiatives.
- Charter Oak Cultural Center Partner — Partnered with the Jewish Art Salon.
- Charter Oak Cultural Center Partner — Presented Jerusalem Between Heaven and Earth exhibition
- Cheselyn Amato Partner — Video recording editor for the Jewish Art Salon.
- Cleveland Museum of Art Partner — Partnered to promote curatorial opportunities for artists
- Columbia / Barnard Kraft Center Partner — Hosted a Jewish Art Salon roundtable discussion on Jewish narrative painting.
- Columbia / Barnard Kraft Center Partner — Partnered with the Jewish Art Salon on collaborative initiatives.
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strategies · 3
How they approach the work
Named approaches extracted from this org’s sources. Where others share an approach, follow it to see the full set of orgs running it.
- Art as Activism Against Antisemitismmethodology: art-as-activismBy centering curated exhibitions and artistic solidarity campaigns on antisemitism and marginalized voices, the organization promotes social awareness and cultural resilience because artistic expression mobilizes public discourse and counters erasure.
- Cultural Dialogue Through Curated Artmethodology: cultural_dialogue_through_artBy using curated art exhibitions and public programs to engage artists, scholars, and diverse audiences, the organization fosters global cultural and interfaith dialogue because art serves as a shared language that transcends religious and cultural boundaries.
- Network-Building for Jewish Visual Artsmethodology: network-buildingBy fostering interdisciplinary and cross-border connections among Jewish artists, curators, and scholars, the organization advances the creation and study of contemporary Jewish visual culture because sustained professional networks increase visibility, collaboration, and field development.