Jews Who Rock: A Musical History Tour - Exhibit by ArtVision Exhibitions LLC

Throughout our history, popular music has been documented by the contributions of artists of Jewish heritage as well as non-Jewish musicians and songwriters who have been influenced by those who are starting with Irving Berlin, George S. Kaufman, George Gershwin and hundreds of others. Most of us usually think of the bigger-than-life entertainers such as Bob Dylan, Billy Joel, Neil Sedaka, Simon and Garfunkel, Neil Diamond and Bette Midler. But, there is a surprising, much wider range and diversity of musical styles to explore.

Jews Who Rock: A Musical History Tour is organized by ArtVision Exhibitions, LLC of Boca Raton, Florida (www.artvisionexhibitions.com). Founded in 1999 by Victoria Ann Rehberg, ArtVision Exhibitions is a full-service exhibition and marketing company, providing photographic and history exhibitions to museums and distinguished venues worldwide. Creating cultural collaborations between business, technology and art; ArtVision integrates comprehensive packaged exhibitions, educational components, entertainment, special events and historic image licensing. We believe that the arts play a pivotal role in the multidimensional forces we understand as “culture.” Our goal is to develop and market exhibitions with substance and drama—popular exhibitions that shed light on the historical, artistic and societal influences that shape the common culture, no matter what the era. Over the past ten years, ArtVision has produced and organized over 100 major museum exhibitions for institutions worldwide.

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Jews Who Rock: A Musical History Tour examines the Jewish influences in rock and roll and popular music through (57) biographical panels that represent a sampling of the countless singers, songwriters, musicians, concert promoters and record company executives influential both in front and behind the scenes.

The exhibit is available for loan to Synagogues and Jewish Community Centers whose mission is to provide entertaining, educational programs for adults and teens alike. Installations are 4 week intervals on a first come first served basis through ArtVision's Museum Art-U-Cation Program (MAP). A facilities report and exhibit application are required. Please call for details.