About the Minián of Artists ❤️🕍
We’re a small minian of observant Ashkenazi & Sephardi artists on the outskirts of Buenos Aires, Argentina that loves creating art of our favorite rebbes
The Minián Hebraica Autogestionado is a small community within the Sociedad Hebraica Argentina, and it's hard to find an equivalent concept outside of Argentina: a JCC that has its own private town and is one of the traditional centers of Jewish life in Argentina. Within Hebraica, the Minián is the modern Orthodox center of Jewish art and culture.
We make museum-quality fine art
to fund our shul’s expenses and our amazing Rabbi
One challenge we have is that, life as an orthodox Jew is expensive: kosher food, private schools, big families. We collect our own money monthly to pay our truly amazing Chabad Rabbi from Brazil, Moishe Brand. And since we are inspired by the Tzaddikim and we love creating art, we sell our museum-quality fine art to fund our community.
We teach Torah to our children in our community of 5,000 Jews
The Minián isn't only a small group of men who pray, led by our incredible rabbi, but Moishe tirelessly spends his time teaching all the Torah to everyone with anyone in our community who wants to explore Judaism. You can read all about the Minián here.
Artists... and Writers!
Our Minian also includes a bunch of writers, as well. You can check out some of the books by our members, such as the recent "Meditations on Forgiveness" by Minian member Morgan Friedman
Find the Right Art of your Rebbe
Oneg Rabbi Fine Art Portraits: Museum-Quality Art of The Rambam, The Lubavitcher Rebbe, The Ba’al Shem Tov, Rabbi Akiva, and other Gedolim and Tzaddikim. Frame and hang elegant, hand-made portraits on your wall of the greatest Rabbis. Ask us anything!
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Brought to you by the Minián Hebraica (Autogestionado), in Pilar, Buenos Aires, a community of Modern Orthodox Jewish artists. Our profits go to fund our rabbi’s salary.
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