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Yitzchok Moully (born 1979) is an Australian - American Orthodox rabbi and artist associated with the Chabad-Lubavitch Hasidic movement, and is known for his "Chasidic Pop Art" painting style. Moully served as a Chabad emissary ( shaliach ) in Basking Ridge, New Jersey . Moully's combination of rabbinic work and art is expressed in a piece "Orange Socks." The piece, according to Moully, contrasts what people think of as a homogeneous Chassidic experience. "Yitzchok Moully." The Algemeiner Journal .
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The opening as it stood in 2015
Yitzchok Moully is an Australian - American , Orthodox rabbi and artist associated with the Chabad-Lubavitch Hasidic movement and is known for his "Chasidic Pop Art" painting style. Moully serves as a Chabad emissary ( shaliach ) in Basking Ridge, New Jersey . "Yitzchok Moully." The Algemeiner Journal .
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The opening as it stood in 2020
Yitzchok Moully is an Australian - American , Orthodox rabbi and artist associated with the Chabad-Lubavitch Hasidic movement and is known for his "Chasidic Pop Art" painting style. Moully served as a Chabad emissary ( shaliach ) in Basking Ridge, New Jersey . Moully's combination of rabbinic work and art is expressed in a piece "Orange Socks." The piece, according to Moully, contrasts what people think of as a homogeneous Chassidic experience. "Yitzchok Moully." The Algemeiner Journal .
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australian - american orthodox rabbi and artist associated with the chabad-lubavitch hasidic movement
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