Jacqueline Nicholls

 

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Jacqueline is a fine artist and jewish educator who uses her art to explore traditional Jewish ideas in untraditional ways. She uses drawing, print, papercutting, embroidery, and clothing in her art. She was a finalist in Ben Uri's International Jewish Artist of the Year in 2007. She also teaches at the London School of Jewish Studies, and has been involved in Limmud (UK) for many many many years.

Niddah, Mikveh and Sex

A No-Nonsense Guide to the Niddah Cycle

Ritual & Prayer, Text & Thought

When is sex forbidden, and when is it permitted? This session looks at the monthly niddah cycle, the bodily rituals involved, and the impact of this structure on relationships and a woman's sense of self. (Please note, this session is NOT for women only.)

Female Jews: Objects of Inspiration or Derision?

Sefer Torah Corsets v Rabbinic Misogynist Papercuts

Arts & Performance, Text & Thought

Jacqueline will present two art projects that explore the contrasting views of the feminine in Torah. The Sefer Torah corsets take their inspiration from the positive feminine Torah metaphors, and the papercuts mix Rabbinic misogyny with sexualized images of women, all on a nice paper doily.

Red Thread, Blood, and Amulets

Arts & Performance, Text & Thought

The red thread is a common amulet in many cultures, and it has particular resonance with Jewish folk customs. This workshop will explore this link with embroidery, textual learning, and art. No sewing experience necessary.

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