Unpacking symbols of the Passover seder in celebration of Makom’s move into our own place
Created by Joanne Frisch and Evelyn Tauben
On view now in the Makom window (402 College St.)
Edible items on the seder plate act as tactile cues for telling the story of the Exodus during the seder. These foods embody themes of oppression, freedom, the vitality of life and the spring season. Continuing the tradition begun by Rochelle Rubinstein of displaying art in her Mon Ton Window Gallery, two Makom members created our inaugural storefront window presentation. As we move into our new space, we move towards a holiday with a massive move at its core. Architect / artist Joanne Frisch and curator / artist Evelyn Tauben teamed up to design an installation exploring six new questions for you to chew on, each related to the seder plate foods. Come by Makom today to see the exhibition before it moves on.
