“I make art from my kishkes, from my soul,” says Nancy Katz, a textile artist who is famous for her breathtaking chuppahs, Ark curtains, torah covers, and tallitot. “For the most part, my work is about bringing color and light into the world. As an educator, my goal is to empower others to take risks and to embrace their own creativity. I see those intentions as a way to increase joy.”
To learn more, read Phil Barcio’s blog post and explore the artist’s website.
About Nancy Katz
Nancy Katz is a nationally recognized artist with a keen sense of color and design. Her work is included as part of the permanent collections of Israel Museum in Jerusalem, the Oakland Museum, and the Magnes Museum. Visit Katz’s website to see more of her art.
