GUEST SIDEKICK: Why the L.A. federation tapped a Mexican poster artist http://blogs.jta.org/ENTRY_PERMALINK_HERE/wexler-article/ Can a Mexican poster artist living in East L.A., whose family owns panaderias (Mexican bakeries) and taquito stands be a great branding artist for the Jewish people? en-us garywexler@jta.org Copyright 2009 2009-04-29T;17:54:00-05:00 Comment by Truthiness Macabbee egolinsky@nyc.rr.com Great piece.  Can we all post our organizational press releases to JTA now? Great piece.  Can we all post our organizational press releases to JTA now?

]]> 2011-02-25T;01:28:00-05:00 Comment by resila tsavlol@yahoo.com @Sallai And there were many French-born, non-Jewish artists who could have been commissioned to paint the ceiling of the Paris Opera house. Yet the French picked Marc Chagall, a Russian Jew. Could it be that the establishment was trying to destroy French nationalism? Must be! Wow! You must be onto something here!! lol @Sallai

And there were many French-born, non-Jewish artists who could have been commissioned to paint the ceiling of the Paris Opera house. Yet the French picked Marc Chagall, a Russian Jew. Could it be that the establishment was trying to destroy French nationalism? Must be! Wow! You must be onto something here!! lol

]]> 2011-02-25T;01:28:00-05:00 Comment by Paul Jeser fayepaul67@aol.com Was there no Jewish artist who could have been brought on board? Was there no Jewish artist who could have been brought on board?

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