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In its early days, Israeli art was largely described as utopian. Today, artists in Israel wrestle with critical social and political issues. Find out more.

CU's Hillel and the Program in Jewish Studies are presenting two events on the Boulder campus that will explore some of the issues at play in contemporary Israel today.

CU's Week of Jewish Culture concludes this week with two special events celebrating Jewish-Italian culture on Wednesday night and Thursday night.

The 4th Annual Week of Jewish Culture continues with events through Purim!

Celebrate Jewish visual arts this month with a four-film series, a community-wide art show, an interactive workshop, a panel and a film and celebration. Whew!

Alan Snitow and Deborah Kaufman visit CU for the screening and after-film discussion of their recent film "Between Two Worlds" - part of CU's Week of Jewish Culture.

The Fourth Annual Week of Jewish Culture, an exciting series of visual arts projects, films and guest lectures, features Italian Jewish culture this year. Click for more info.

Hillel and Jewish Studies are proud to present events for CU’s 28th Annual Holocaust Awareness Week, starting January 24th.

Beth Merfish talks about this fascinating piece of Jewish history at the Boulder JCC on January 19.

Maya Benton comes to Boulder as part of the collaborative Movers: Art and Conscience series.

A Jewish Greek boxer faces a crisis of conscience in "Triumph of the Spirit," screening November 19 at the Boulder JCC.

Menorah offers an exploration of Yiddish literature this Sunday with a symposium featuring Professor David Shneer.

Join Menorah for an in-depth look at Jewish American Fiction with Professors Adam Rovner and Joel Salzberg at the second Sunday Symposium this weekend.

CU's Week of Jewish Culture, produced and presented by the Program in Jewish Studies, continues this week with events in Boulder and Denver. Click for more info.

Professor Xu Xin of Nanjing University gave a talk at the Boulder JCC on China and the Jews. With Photos.

CU’s Annual Week of Jewish Culture is an exciting series of events exploring more than 3,500 years of Jewish culture including its current, most cutting-edge manifestations. Check out the schedule.

Learn about Professor Xu Xin and his upcoming visit to Boulder to discuss the Jews of China. Click for details.

The Brian E. Lebowitz collection will be celebrated Thursday night with readings by three notable Jewish authors.

New York artist Yael Kanarek vists CU for a unique multidisciplinary performance that examines how language and numbers create an emotional landscape.

The BJCC's Festival of Books and Culture Book Fair Store opens on Monday, November 1. Click the headline for more info, including the only on-line list of book fair hours.

The Boulder JCC's Festival of Books and Culture features authors, concerts, cultural celebrations and a book fair. October 24 to November 15.

The Jewish Movers program scheduled for Thursday night (October 14) has been cancelled.

Join Menorah and Movers: Do You Speak Jewish for an exploration of a language instruction program that turned immigrants into Israelis.

Movers: Do You Speak Jewish gives credit to Jews for inventing the language of the Hollywood film and the Broadway musical. See for yourself at next weekend's programs.

The very successful Movers collaboration launches a second year of programming with a lecture and teach-in.