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Artist Statement:
Art makes the world within the
artist visible.Classical
music,poetry, Jewish and
Chassidic stories, traveling,
the love for people and
memories of era's gone but not
forgotten, and of the cities
where I lived and worked:
Amsterdam, Berlin, Jerusalem,
New York all form the main
ingredients of my ...
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Artist Exhibitions:
On January 22 2012 opens my
exhibition Nisht kayn Shuh:
Nisht Kayn Shuh
(Not even One Hour)
Paintings and Pastels
&<65532;CHULENT YIDDISH
THEATER
127 W 24th Street New York
(near the F-train stop 23rd
Street)
917-670-1631 or 718-339 2779
Shoshbm@gmail.com
OPENING and lecture: ...
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Artist Galleries:
It is best to contact me
directly at SHOSHBM@AOL.COM
In certain cases I give
discounts. My art is also
available through the gallery
where I have an exhibition at
the moment....
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Artist Reviews:
There are several articles in
national and local European
and American Newspapers (e.g.
Limburgs Dagblad, The Jewish
Week, The Jewish Press, by
Richard McBee), like the ones
of my exhibits at the Brooklyn
Jewish Art Gallery (Jewish
Press, March 8,9 2003)and at
he UAHC (Jewish Press, Januari
...
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Collections:
Shoshannah Brombacher,
shoshbm@aol.com
I create sets of drawings or
paintings about one theme,
often in combination with
texts/calligraphy. Some sets
are bound as a book, some
contain unabridged texts, like
a full Megillat Esther, Yona,a
Megillat Ruth and a Hagadah.
Some sets are continuously in
motion, ...
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Commissions:
YES,I TAKE COMMISSIONS AND
PERSONALIZE YOUR ART!! PLEASE
ASK ME ABOUT IT AT, for a fast
answer contact me at:
Shoshbm@gmaill.com
I work with different sizes,
reasonable prices.
I FRAME MY ART ON REQUEST.
Most commissions come from
private individuals, e.g. for
ketubot, 'verses for name'
(...
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Shoshannah Brombacher Biography:
| Biographical information for Shoshannah Brombacher can be found below. The artist may choose what information to display. Sometimes the artist chooses not to display personal information to the general public. |
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Age
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51
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| Gender |
Female
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| Status |
Married
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| Children |
2
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| Religion |
Jewish (orthodox) |
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| Education |
Post Graduate Degree |
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| Hobbies / Interests |
Reading, poetry, history, art, (classical) music, traveling, Judaism (especially but not exclusively Chassidism, languages and linguistics, family and friends. |
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| Favorite Artistic Medium |
Pastel
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| Favorite Arthistory Movement |
Dutch School - (1600 - 1670)
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| Favorite Visual Artist |
Rembrandt , Chagall, miniatures, others
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| Favorite Work of Art |
Rembrandt's oevre, Turner
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| Biggest Artistic Inspiration |
Other artists, museums, traveling, my parents who always stimulated me in my art career. |
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| Why Did You Become An Artist |
I always liked art and I was always painting and drawing from an early age. I kept doing that during my studies, my academic career, and during my life in several different countries. Circumstances made it easier for me to become a full time artist after I moved to New York. I spent more time now on painting than on writing academic articles, although the two are connected.Both careers have advantages and disadvantages, but I feel I have the best of two worlds. |
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| Your Personal Biography |
Shoshannah Brombacher was born in Amsterdam (Holland) in 1959. After she studied Semitic Languages, Ancient Middle Eastern Culture and Codicology at the University of Leyden (Holland) and specialized in medieval Sephardic Hebrew poetry she wrote her Ph.D. thesis on the Portuguese Jewish Community in 17th century Amsterdam (the Anusim who fled from Spain and Portugal). She was involved in codicological projects in Amsterdam, Jerusalem and Germany, describing and studying manuscripts, books and tombstones. She lectured at the Free University of Berlin. Though she attended some art classes in Leyden and at the Free Art Academy of The Hague in Holland she considers her self mainly self taught. She sees her academic background and her traveling and living in several countries as an invaluable tool for her paintings, which delve deeply into Jewish lore and legends. After her marriage she moved to New York and devotes all her time to her art and to her family. The artist lives in Midwood, Brooklyn. She is a member of the American Guild of Judaic Art.
She is involved in Chabad.org and submits stories and articles to several Jewish websites. She is an ordained maggidah (professional Chassidic story teller and keeper of the traditions with Reb Yitzhak Buxbaum, for whom she designed several book covers. (http://www.jewishspirit.com)
What type of work does Brombacher make: her favorite medium is oil, pastel, crayons and/or ink. She makes very small miniatures as well as large panels to cover a wall. Many drawings are calligraphic. Text, letters and colors play an important role.
For more information visit the website of the artist or contact her:
www.absolutearts.com/portfolios/s/shoshannah
e-mail: shoshbm@gmail.com Tel.: 718- 339 2779
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