Nancy Schwartz-Katz Studio
Multidisciplinary visual artist Nancy Schwartz-Katz is best known for creating meaningful art that transforms established narratives and iconography into fresh expressions of identity and human connection nationally and internationally. Rooted in Jewish text, history, and communication, her work forms a visceral and compelling bridge between tradition and contemporary thought.
Doves: Ani L’Dodi
Borders and Boundaries
Time for Cake
1/22 Aleph
DNA of Language Mobile
Making of a Ketubah.
Oberfeld & Levine Ketubot
PBS Special
Programs such as Artistic Horizons and other PBS member station features highlight artists whose work carries cultural, artistic, and community significance. This episode introduces Nancy Schwartz-Katz, a Cleveland-based Judaic artist and Ohio Heritage Fellow known for her distinctive papercuts, ketubot, and layered paintings that engage tradition, narrative, and contemporary themes. By featuring Schwartz-Katz, PBS offers audiences insight into her artistic journey and the broader impact of her work, bringing her practice to a wider community invested in arts and culture.