Don’t miss the fourth and final installment of the “Studio Israel” series! This series gives an insider’s view of Israeli society through an array of contemporary creative female voices of diverse Israeli backgrounds.
Tamar Borer is a choreographer, performance artist, dance teacher and guided imagination therapist living and working in Israel. A 1990 car accident left Tamar paralyzed in both legs. But she has continued to evolve her work, performing at dance festivals around the world and winning awards.
This is a collaboration between the Hadassah-Brandeis Institute, Jewish Arts Collaborative and the Schusterman Center for Israel Studies at Brandeis University, made possible with generous support from CJP Arts & Culture.
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