Good bye 2020!! Hello 2021!! My 2021 started with a BANG!!! My work has been juried and selected to be included in these four great exhibits AND more good news:1. Manhattan Arts International, “Her Story 2020-2021”, – I am honored my

Special Recognition Art Award in Sculpture Woman #3 & Man #3, InBodied Light series, 2019, resin and mixed media, 31”x7”x7” & 39”x7”x7” InBodied Light, Woman #3 & Man #3 Zahava Sherez is the winner of the Dr. Janet Jordan Special

A Clayprint is a multi-colored, archival, monotype with a multi llayered surface and deep rich color. This is how it’s done: I create a thin wooden frame of any desired size about 1/4 -1/3” deep. I

New and Good The Coronavirus keeps teaching us how to stay as healthy and as happy as we can by doing things in new ways, by adapting, inventing ourselves and surrendering to lack of control or to any possibility of

I am very excited to share with you that the international market continues to welcome me and my art.
The Corona virus put a hold on many things including several opportunities that have opened up to me in Italy, Chile, and other countries. For now I’ll tell you that Perú is now a new market for me

” I wish I could show you when you are lonely or in darkness the astonishing light of your own being”
Hafiz, Persian Poet 1315-1390

I’m delighted to share with you the news that Manhattan Arts International, an online gallery, has invited me to be one of the artists they represent.  MAI promotes its artists in various creative ways:* featuring an artist of the week;*

InBodied Light & Bioneers I am so excited about my new sculptures “Man 3” & “Woman 3”, in the series “InBodied Light”, being shown at the Bioneers conference in San Rafael, CA. October 18-20. Here are some shots of these sculptures (and

Inbodied Light at the Foundry Once again I leave my home and life on Lake Chapala, JAL, MX and return to Oakland, CA, USA.  I feel extremely fortunate to be able to have the life I have these days!  I

Mexico City –I recently spent a few glorious days in Mexico City; we stayed, of course, in the Roma Norte neighborhood (did you see the movie Roma?). We dealt the best we could with the high altitude (7,000 ft above