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“Superwoman” from “Holding Differences Tenderly” (Photo: Brenda Bancel)

4/30/2018 Top Pick

Two Boston Art Exhibits Upend Stereotypes to Tell People’s Stories

Public artist Julia Vogl and photographer Brenda Bancel tell stories through art that transform stereotypes into individuals.

By Judy Bolton-FasmanFor JewishBoston

REFERRAL: Artist Julia Vogl standing on her art installation on the Common. (Jesse Costa/WBUR)

4/30/2018 Top Pick

On the Boston Common, a Colorful Exploration of Freedom

As part of a commission by the Jewish Arts Collaborative, Vogl asked 1,800 people in the Boston area what freedom means to them.

By WBUR

(Courtesy photo)

4/25/2018 Top Pick

4 Questions, 7 Stickers and 1,800 Conversations

By Julia VoglFor Jewish Arts Collaborative

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4/24/2018 Top Pick

Passover, Freedom and Public Art: An Interview With Julia Vogl

Julia Vogl transforms public spaces across the world into strikingly vibrant works of art that reflect the shared experiences of the local community.

By Jewish Women’s Archive

An artist rendering of Julia Vogl’s “Pathways to Freedom” (Courtesy Jewish Arts Collaborative)

4/3/2018 Top Pick

Evoking Freedom and Immigration With Public Art

By Judy Bolton-FasmanFor JewishBoston

A rendering of "Pathways to Freedom" on the Boston Common (Courtesy Jewish Arts Collaborative)

3/27/2018 Top Pick

Become Part of a Public Art Project on Boston Common

Artist Julia Vogl wants to ask you four questions.

By Boston.com

(JENNIFER HEFFNER/VITA IMAGES)

3/26/2018 Top Pick

Encountering ‘Pathways’ on the Common

By The Boston Globe

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