Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Yona Verwer is a Dutch-born visual artist, living in New York.Her works explore various themes, such as identity, cultural heritage, terrorism, tikkun olam, as well as the spiritual concepts of kabbalah. Verwer holds a Master’s Degree in Fine Art from the Royal Academy of Art, The Hague.Her recent work explores architecture and communities. Using the resources of inventive new technology, and based on research of archival photos, documents and artifacts, she connects Jewish architecture with its old world origins. Weaving together the stories of the past and the present, synagogues from throughout the world come alive. Her focus is on places particularly pregnant with history. These interactive works allow the viewer to actively connect with Jewish heritage."@en }
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- Yona_Verwer abstract "Yona Verwer is a Dutch-born visual artist, living in New York.Her works explore various themes, such as identity, cultural heritage, terrorism, tikkun olam, as well as the spiritual concepts of kabbalah. Verwer holds a Master’s Degree in Fine Art from the Royal Academy of Art, The Hague.Her recent work explores architecture and communities. Using the resources of inventive new technology, and based on research of archival photos, documents and artifacts, she connects Jewish architecture with its old world origins. Weaving together the stories of the past and the present, synagogues from throughout the world come alive. Her focus is on places particularly pregnant with history. These interactive works allow the viewer to actively connect with Jewish heritage.".
- Q18720301 abstract "Yona Verwer is a Dutch-born visual artist, living in New York.Her works explore various themes, such as identity, cultural heritage, terrorism, tikkun olam, as well as the spiritual concepts of kabbalah. Verwer holds a Master’s Degree in Fine Art from the Royal Academy of Art, The Hague.Her recent work explores architecture and communities. Using the resources of inventive new technology, and based on research of archival photos, documents and artifacts, she connects Jewish architecture with its old world origins. Weaving together the stories of the past and the present, synagogues from throughout the world come alive. Her focus is on places particularly pregnant with history. These interactive works allow the viewer to actively connect with Jewish heritage.".