Emma Breitman

Madison Safer is an illustrator and writer whose recent book Garlic Eaters was published on September 22.

Dr. Natalia Romik is a public historian, architect, and artist whose recent exhibition Plague Crystals opened at the Koffler Gallery in Toronto, ON, on June, 25

On June 21, 2026, Altman will launch her newest exhibition titled Ground Glass, which honors the life and work of Holocaust victim Lore Sternfeld (1915-1943).

JWA sat down with Beejhy Barhany, chef, author, cultural bridge-builder, and owner of New York's Ethiopian-Israeli restaurant, Tsion Cafe.

JWA sat down with Rabbi Hammer, co-founder of Beit Kohenet and of the Kohenet movement.

Eliana Melmed is a wedding photographer who wants to help Jewish couples capture their special day authentically.

JWA sat down with visual artist and entrepreneur Elke Reva Sudin to discuss her impressive artistic and entrepreneurial pursuits.

JWA sat down with award-winning animator and artist Maya Erdelyi to discuss her career and recent short film, Anyuka.

JWA sat down with Amy Dell, founder of Sababa Foods, to discuss her culinary journey and her food-rich upbringing.

Melissa Felderman is a ceramicist and industrial designer whose work serves up aesthetic Judaica for today's design sensibilities.

JWA sat down with playwright and JWA contributing writer, Sarah Jae Leiber, to discuss her upcoming play, PLEASE LAUGH.

JWA sat down with painter, Hannah Lupton Reinhard, to discuss her vibrant portraits studded with Swarovski crystals.

JWA chats with British tattoo artist, Sian Shine, about the taboo art form, their Jewish influences, and their artistic process.

JWA sat down with Texas-based poet Elisheva Fox to discuss Spellbook for the Sabbath Queen, her first collection of poems.

JWA sat down with photographer Anne Vetter, a queer, non-binary Jew whose work explores play, family systems, performance, and the fluidity of identity.

JWA sat down with Chinese-American activist and rabbi, May Ye. 

JWA sat down with Sarah Edelstein, Jewish illustrator and founder of Sarah Day Arts. 

JWA sat down with Hani Portner, a multidisciplinary queer trans Jewish disabled artist working in Berlin Germany. 

Our 7 Questions series features Jewish singer/songwriter and producer, Dafna. 

Our 7 Questions series features Jewish magician, Rachel Wax.

JWA sat down with Sarah to discuss her new book, Heroines, Rescuers, Rabbis, Spies: Unsung Women of the Holocaust and the importance of continued Holocaust education.