Note: Pop Chassid’s introducing a new feature today. The Jewish Artist of the Week. I’m gonna try and discover a new Jewish artist every week and share him with all you wonderful people. The idea is to find Jewish artists, writers, muscians and just about everybody creative, who are pushing the envelope. Not just of the art world, but of their own souls. Just like good pop chassids. This isn’t just for big artists, but even for people just starting out or exploring their spirituality through art.
If you want to be featured as an artist, please feel free to contact me.
What better way to introduce the Pop Chassid Jewish Artist of the Week than Yitzchok Moully: the “Chassidic Pop Artist”?
Raised by hippies, Moully isn’t a typical religious Jewish artist. His work evokes the feeling of Andy Warhol, while depicting scenes such as Chassidim listening to the Lubavitcher Rebbe or juxtaposing modernity with tradition, such as his piece which shows a kiddush cup next to a martini glass.
I love Moully’s work, and I can’t wait to see more of it.
Enough words, though. Here’s his work. And if you want to see more, feel free to check out his website and a post about a recent show he did.
The Pop Chassid, also known as Elad Nehorai, is a writer and a student at the Mayanot Institute of Jewish Studies. When he is not writing, studying or reading, you can find him somewhere up in the clouds chatting to himself. You can check out his other blog, To Light a Spark, on Chabad.org
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Absolutely love Yitzchok’s work. Glad to see you putting him up your website… A better match of Pop Chossids are hard to find. And I daresay, Yitzchok hails from my hometown too
Ha, very cool. Us pop chassids are all connected somehow. And great to see you on the blog again, brotha. You were the only missing piece of the puzzle left
My art isn’t ‘pop’ enough for you guys… It’s all too practical
Wait… you do art???
I’m a Product Designer so I’m on the more realistic and practical side of art and creation…
Dude, sweet. Can you send me some pics of the stuff you do?
His artwork is in the shul I go to!
Neat feature.
Thanks, Miriam!