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awe-inspiring photography,
a beautiful painting or one of
the many other forms of art.
”
For each piece of art sold,
60 percent of the monies
earned go to the artist, and
40 percent will go back to
supporting the Creative
Expressions program. Gesher
will have two tents at the
event displaying its members’
artwork.
Michigan Arts Access
Executive Director Michael
Gielniak said: “This is a fully
accessible event that embrac-
es the diversity, equity and
inclusion of all Michigan cit-
izens. I believe Michiganders
embrace our mission, and I
invite everyone to come out
and celebrate the beautiful
tapestry of Michigan’s cre-
ative community with us!”
To learn more about the Creative
Expressions Program, go to
shopcreativeexpressions.com.
in northern Israel for two
weeks.
“It really opened my mind
to the reality for everyone
who lives in Israel,” she says.
“When we eventually got to
visit the south, we saw that
this is the nature of people’s
day-to-day lives, of having
rockets over their heads. It
made me want to learn more
about why people are here,
and what they’re doing to
be innovative and to change
the landscape on water
research and technology and
innovation.”
In that way, Morof has
come full circle through her
new position. She says she is
eager “to share why A4BGU
would be meaningful to
you, that giving back can
go a long way, and to offer
the opportunity to join
this movement of being an
innovator in the Negev.”
Rachel Morof can be reached at
rachel@americansforbgu.org.
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