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Kabbalat Shabbat Friday Night Services with MFA Curator of Judaica Marietta Cambareri

To register, click here: 



http://www.vilnashul.org/events/event/august_kabbalat_shabbat



You're invited to Havurah on the Hill's monthly Kabbalat Shabbat
service, dinner and shmoozing on August 16th as we welcome Marietta Cambareri
to the Vilna Shul.

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Marietta, a friend of the Vilna, is Curator of Decorative
Arts and Sculpture and the Jetskalina H. Phillips Curator of Judaica at the
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. We will hear all about Marietta's groundbreaking
work at the MFA, aninternationally-recognized museum and a centerpiece of
culture in Boston. 



Join us for

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6:30 PM Wine and Appetizers

7:00 PM Shabbat Services

8:15 PM Speaker

8:45 PM Dinner 



We hope to see you there!  



About Dr. Cambareri:



Marietta holds a Ph.D. from the Institute of Fine Arts, New York
University.  She has worked at the MFA, Boston since 2001 and is currently
Curator of Decorative Arts and Sculpture, Art of Europe, and , since 2010 has
also served as Jetskalina H. Phillips Curator of Judaica. Her work at the MFA
concentrates primarily on the European sculpture collection, medieval and
Reanissance decorative arts, and Judaica museum-wide.  She worked for 4
years in the Sculpture Department at the Getty Museum, Los Angeles.  She
has taught, lectured and published widely on Renaissance topics and MFA, Boston
sculptures and collections, as well as on Judaica at the MFA.  At the MFA,
she curated the 2007 exhibition Donatello to Giambologna: Italian Renaissance
Sculpture at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. She has been lead or
collaborating curator for several recent gallery installations, including
galleries dedicated to Italian Renaissance sculpture and decorative arts,
medieval art, 18th century decorative arts and sculpture and 20th century art. 
She is currently planning an exhibition on della Robbia sculptures in American
collections, which will take place in 2016.



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A 10 dollar donation is suggested for this event. Please
register online or contact Jessica Antoline, Program Manager, at (617) 523-2324
or email info [at] vilnashul.org.



Free parking is available across the street from the Shul at the
Charles River Parking Garage underground next to the Au Bon Pain. Please
validate your green parking ticket when you arrive to the Shul. The Shul is
also easily reached on the MBTA. Take the Red Line to Charles/MGH.

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