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Narrow Bridge by Lilianne Milgrom
"Je suis Charlie" : 'The Bridge' exhibition
February 2 - 28 at the Church of Saint-Germain des Pres, Paris
In the midst of the increasing chasm of discord and misunderstanding that exists between the Middle East and the West, and between Christians, Muslims and Jews, I am proud to be participating in and co-curating, the 7th CARAVAN Exhibition of Visual Art titled The Bridge that will open at the historic Church of Saint Germain des Prés in Paris' Latin Quarter. This unprecedented bridge-building exhibition will travel for 18 months throughout Europe and the United States, spreading the word of peace and understanding. More about the inspiration for my painting on my blog post Vive la liberté.
February 2 - 28 at the Church of Saint-Germain des Pres, Paris
In the midst of the increasing chasm of discord and misunderstanding that exists between the Middle East and the West, and between Christians, Muslims and Jews, I am proud to be participating in and co-curating, the 7th CARAVAN Exhibition of Visual Art titled The Bridge that will open at the historic Church of Saint Germain des Prés in Paris' Latin Quarter. This unprecedented bridge-building exhibition will travel for 18 months throughout Europe and the United States, spreading the word of peace and understanding. More about the inspiration for my painting on my blog post Vive la liberté.
Ceramics Monthly Magazine February 2015 issue features
Lilianne Milgrom's article 'Playing with Fire in Paris'
During my last visit to Paris I reviewed a contemporary ceramics exhibition held at the renowned ceramics gallery Lefebvre et Fils that was curated by French critic and writer Alexis Jakubowicz. The works in the show were of particular interest because many of the artists were not ceramicists. They came from diverse disciplines but shared an interest in going back to the tradition of craft and even further back to the very earliest creative material used by Man - clay. Read the article here.
Lilianne Milgrom's article 'Playing with Fire in Paris'
During my last visit to Paris I reviewed a contemporary ceramics exhibition held at the renowned ceramics gallery Lefebvre et Fils that was curated by French critic and writer Alexis Jakubowicz. The works in the show were of particular interest because many of the artists were not ceramicists. They came from diverse disciplines but shared an interest in going back to the tradition of craft and even further back to the very earliest creative material used by Man - clay. Read the article here.
National Endowment for the Arts features Lilianne Milgrom's journal
The National Endowment for the Arts has posted the illustrated journal I completed during my residency at the Virginia Center for the Creative Arts in the summer of 2014. My personal journal gives an overall picture of residency life. I am thrilled to be sharing it publicly on through the NEA! Read it here.
The National Endowment for the Arts has posted the illustrated journal I completed during my residency at the Virginia Center for the Creative Arts in the summer of 2014. My personal journal gives an overall picture of residency life. I am thrilled to be sharing it publicly on through the NEA! Read it here.
AMEN : A Prayer for the World
IT'S NOT TOO LATE TO BE PART OF MY UNIQUE INTERACTIVE WORK!
I was honored to have been chosen as one of 18 Western artists along with 30 leading Egyptian artists in the ambitious project initiated by CARAVAN - a humanitarian interfaith arts foundation. The exhibition opened at the National Cathedral in DC, and then continued onto New York City's Cathedral of St. John the Divine through November, 2014. My piece - Virtual Angel - was sold to the sponsors, SODIC, and is on its way to its new home in Egypt. I designed my piece specifically so that the public could respond and be a part of the ongoing dialogue. Find out how you can participate and read more about the inspiration for the work here.
IT'S NOT TOO LATE TO BE PART OF MY UNIQUE INTERACTIVE WORK!
I was honored to have been chosen as one of 18 Western artists along with 30 leading Egyptian artists in the ambitious project initiated by CARAVAN - a humanitarian interfaith arts foundation. The exhibition opened at the National Cathedral in DC, and then continued onto New York City's Cathedral of St. John the Divine through November, 2014. My piece - Virtual Angel - was sold to the sponsors, SODIC, and is on its way to its new home in Egypt. I designed my piece specifically so that the public could respond and be a part of the ongoing dialogue. Find out how you can participate and read more about the inspiration for the work here.
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