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In the News
Skirball Cultural Center Founder and President Rabbi Uri Herscher on Passing the Baton to Bet Tzedek’s Jessie Kornberg
Jewish Journal | January 15, 2020
Uri Herscher: Compassion, Gratitude, Tears
Jewish Journal | January 15, 2020
Skirball founder Uri D. Herscher will retire. His successor is a civil rights lawyer
Los Angeles Times | January 15, 2020
Protest Art Takes a Quiet Stand in L.A.
Alta | January 6, 2020
Skirball on Twitter
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@KidspaceMuseum @AcademyMuseum @FIDMMuseum @SoCalMuseums ❤️ Oh my! This is turning into an interesting three-on-one date 🌹
Friday, February 14, 2020
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Yeehaw! It's a pup-tastic #MuseumMatch 😍 https://t.co/2B4QuCeByT
Friday, February 14, 2020
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@fishermuseum @SoCalMuseums @GettyMuseum @NortonSimon With keyboards for manes, these zebras are ready to jam! 🦓🦓🎹🎶… https://t.co/k9nsoTNaXA
Friday, February 14, 2020
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Friday, February 14, 2020
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@sbmuseart @hammer_museum Is three a crowd? We couldn't resist sharing some eats from our newly reopened Zeidler's… https://t.co/N7ekv3kDGd
Friday, February 14, 2020
Photo of the Day
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It's #MuseumAdvocacyDay, and if you're following us here, we know you value the Museum field and the work that we do. Today, we especially want to highlight how we work with teachers so that they feel prepared to integrate arts teaching into their classrooms. Throughout the year, we facilitate a professional development series for teachers called Teaching Our World Through the Art (TOWTA), which focuses on different types of artistic expression and how they can help facilitate student learning in other areas of study. From theater to photography to visual art, teachers get to participate in the arts the same way their students will in the classroom. They leave energized and inspired, and this is why arts education and museums matter!
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Up next: Our next set of TOWTA workshops are centered around visual art and activism. Starting March 7, come together with artists and fellow educators to model how visual art can initiate dialogue and serve as a tool for advocacy in the classroom. See link in bio for full details.