Jewish Voices on Mental Health

The Jewish Voices on Mental Health exhibit invites visitors to explore the deeply personal and collective narratives of mental health through the lens of Jewish artists. This powerful collection highlights the intersection of identity, resilience, and well-being, shedding light on mental health challenges while celebrating stories of strength, healing, and hope.

Featured Works Include:

• Safety by Sam Fein – A thought-provoking piece that examines the feeling of security amidst vulnerability.
• Fake It Until You Make It by Lindsay Belnick – A bold expression of the tension between external appearances and internal struggles.
• A Tree Grows in Arkansas by Michael Dean Shelton – A symbol of perseverance and growth through adversity.

Join us as we create space for dialogue, connection, and understanding, breaking the stigma surrounding mental health within our community.