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The opening as it read in 2025
Non-profit organization based in Owings Mills, Maryland, US The American Guild of Judaic Art (AGJA) is a national non-profit membership organization based in Seattle, Washington (previously Owings Mills, Maryland ). It is dedicated to the promotion of Jewish art and culture in society. Its membership includes Jewish artists , galleries , museum curators , collectors , and academias in the field of Jewish studies and art history. The organization sponsors and promotes an annual calendar of events entitled "Jewish Arts Week" in which it encourages synagogues, community centers, and schools throughout North America to host activities and exhibitions relating to Jewish art. In 2023, The AGJA was headed by its president, the artist Robin Atlas .
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The opening as it stood in 2010
The American Guild of Judaic Art is a national non-profit membership organization based in Owings Mills, Maryland that is dedicated to the promotion of Jewish art and culture in society. Its membership includes Jewish artists , galleries , museum curators , collectors , and academias in the field of Jewish studies and art history. The organization sponsors and promotes an annual calendar of events entitled "Jewish Arts Week" in which it encourages synagogues, community centers, and schools throughout North America to host activities and exhibitions relating to Jewish art. The American Guild of Judaic art is headed by its president, the artist David Ascalon .
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The opening as it stood in 2015
The American Guild of Judaic Art (AGJA) is a national non-profit membership organization based in Owings Mills, Maryland that is dedicated to the promotion of Jewish art and culture in society. Its membership includes Jewish artists , galleries , museum curators , collectors , and academias in the field of Jewish studies and art history. The organization sponsors and promotes an annual calendar of events entitled "Jewish Arts Week" in which it encourages synagogues, community centers, and schools throughout North America to host activities and exhibitions relating to Jewish art. The American Guild of Judaic art is headed by its president, the artist [James Cohen].
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The opening as it stood on October 6, 2023
Non-profit organization based in Owings Mills, Maryland, US The American Guild of Judaic Art (AGJA) is a national non-profit membership organization based in Owings Mills, Maryland that is dedicated to the promotion of Jewish art and culture in society. Its membership includes Jewish artists , galleries , museum curators , collectors , and academias in the field of Jewish studies and art history. The organization sponsors and promotes an annual calendar of events entitled "Jewish Arts Week" in which it encourages synagogues, community centers, and schools throughout North America to host activities and exhibitions relating to Jewish art. The American Guild of Judaic art is headed by its president, the artist [James Cohen].
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national non-profit membership organization based in owings mills
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national non-profit membership organization based in seattle
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