In one of the several self-portraits my mother, the artist Shirley Moskowitz, drew or painted, she used collage material to enhance a print and tell autobiographical stories. The materials include old photographs of her family, snippets of old paintings and drawings, writings and other imagery evoking the memories of a lifetime. Prominent among them is [...]
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Candlesticks in my mother’s self-portrait
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged candlesticks, Shirley Moskowitz on October 18, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Shirley Moskowitz web site
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged candlesticks, family, Shirley Moskowitz, tombstone on April 20, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
My latest “Ruthless Cosmopolitan” column for JTA.org is about the web site we have set up to honor my mother, the artist Shirley Moskowitz Gruber, who died two years ago. Mom is buried in a municipal cemetery shaded by palm trees. Like most of the other grave markers there, a simple, flat plaque rather than [...]