Arts & Cultural Programs

In this pairing of sculptural works, the act of trying to understand or make sense connects the artistic practices of Beck Lowry and Alex Paat. Their compositions present as code or symbols for us to decipher, as each grapples with big questions around connection, spirituality, ritual, and transformation. These works play with dualities like fear and joy, the haptic and the intangible, and image versus object.

In this pairing of sculptural works, the act of trying to understand or make sense connects the artistic practices of Beck Lowry and Alex Paat. Their compositions present as code or symbols for us to decipher, as each grapples with big questions around connection, spirituality, ritual, and transformation. These works play with dualities like fear and joy, the haptic and the intangible, and image versus object.

In this pairing of sculptural works, the act of trying to understand or make sense connects the artistic practices of Beck Lowry and Alex Paat. Their compositions present as code or symbols for us to decipher, as each grapples with big questions around connection, spirituality, ritual, and transformation. These works play with dualities like fear and joy, the haptic and the intangible, and image versus object.

In this pairing of sculptural works, the act of trying to understand or make sense connects the artistic practices of Beck Lowry and Alex Paat. Their compositions present as code or symbols for us to decipher, as each grapples with big questions around connection, spirituality, ritual, and transformation. These works play with dualities like fear and joy, the haptic and the intangible, and image versus object.

In this pairing of sculptural works, the act of trying to understand or make sense connects the artistic practices of Beck Lowry and Alex Paat. Their compositions present as code or symbols for us to decipher, as each grapples with big questions around connection, spirituality, ritual, and transformation. These works play with dualities like fear and joy, the haptic and the intangible, and image versus object.

In this pairing of sculptural works, the act of trying to understand or make sense connects the artistic practices of Beck Lowry and Alex Paat. Their compositions present as code or symbols for us to decipher, as each grapples with big questions around connection, spirituality, ritual, and transformation. These works play with dualities like fear and joy, the haptic and the intangible, and image versus object.

The Weeks Gallery hosts a reception and curatorial talk for the opening of "Decipher: Beck Lowry & Alex Paat," an exhibition organized by JCC curator in residence, Erika Diamond. The reception begins at 5:30 p.m. with light refreshments and hors d'oeuvres. Diamond's curatorial talk about the exhibition and featured artists follows at 6 p.m.

Join us in the Learning Commons to have an interactive discussion about banned and challenged books! The theme this year is "Censorship is so 1984." Door prize, pizza and snacks provided.

The JCC Uncomoners theater group shares selections from their fall musical, "Natasha, Pierre, and the Great Comet of 1812."

Get creative ... and snack while you do it! Join us for a fun, hands-on hour of building your own charcuterie board filled with meats, cheeses, fruits, crackers, and more. Learn simple presentation tips to impress friends, then enjoy your masterpiece with classmates.