Join Israeli artist Hanoch Piven for a hands-on workshop celebrating creativity and self-expression. After a brief presentation,
Piven will guide families in creating portraits using everyday objects that tell the story of their family.
Bring discarded items— broken toys, computer parts, buttons, old photos, figurines, or more—and turn them into art that
reflects your family stories. Piven’s method makes storytelling through art accessible to everyone—no artistic skills required!
Afterward, enjoy a delicious Shabbat dinner followed by Shira Be’tzibur.
Create lasting memories, extraordinary art, and celebrate Shabbat with your loved ones and community!
Recommended ages: Open to all but best for 5 and up.
Bio: Hanoch Piven: www.pivenworld.com
Hanoch Piven is an award-winning artist, children’s book author, and educator whose vibrant portraits have appeared
in leading magazines worldwide for over 30 years.
In Israel, he is renowned for his work with Haaretz and TV shows on the Educational Channel.
Piven lectures globally on creativity and its role in education and life, from TED to Harvard Business School, and his art method
is widely used in schools in Israel and globally to teach creativity and foster visual expression in children.
Workshop hours – 5:30pm – 7:00pm
Shabbat Dinner and Shira Be’tzibur (Hebrew sing along), 7:00pm-9:00pm