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    The Magnes - Auditorium Tuesdays, 5:30-7pm (October 24 - December 12) Dates: October 24, 31; November 7, 14, 21, 28; December 5 About Victoria Hanna (Schusterman Visiting Artist, Fall 2017) Jerusalem based artist, Victoria Hanna, is a world-renowned composer, creator, performer, researcher, and teacher of voice and language. The daughter of an ultra-orthodox rabbi, she has been greatly influenced by her childhood environment. In her work, she deploys a variety of vocal techniques in the performance of ancient and modern Hebrew texts, among them the Sefer Yetzirah (Book of Creation), an early Kabbalistic treatise. Victoria draws inspiration from the ancient Hebrew tradition, which relates to the voice, mouth, and Hebrew letters as tools of creation. Stylistically, her creations span from traditional Jewish music to new music and hip-hop. Victoria Hanna's residency at The Magnes Collection of Jewish Art and Life, UC Berkeley, is supported by the Schusterman Visiting Artist Program of the Israel Institute. About Hebrew Amulets Jewish amulets are worn on one’s person or placed in homes, and used at moments of vulnerability and transition, like childbirth or marriage. They feature texts including biblical verses, psalms, divine names, and invocations of powerful figures like angels, and the biblical Patriarchs and Matriarchs. The Jewish mystical tradition, including Kabbalah, is central to these artifacts, which often also feature unique imagery.

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    The Magnes - Auditorium Tuesdays, 5:30-7pm (October 24 - December 12) Dates: October 24, 31; November 7, 14, 21, 28; December 5 About Victoria Hanna (Schusterman Visiting Artist, Fall 2017) Jerusalem based artist, Victoria Hanna, is a world-renowned composer, creator, performer, researcher, and teacher of voice and language. The daughter of an ultra-orthodox rabbi, she has been greatly influenced by her childhood environment. In her work, she deploys a variety of vocal techniques in the performance of ancient and modern Hebrew texts, among them the Sefer Yetzirah (Book of Creation), an early Kabbalistic treatise. Victoria draws inspiration from the ancient Hebrew tradition, which relates to the voice, mouth, and Hebrew letters as tools of creation. Stylistically, her creations span from traditional Jewish music to new music and hip-hop. Victoria Hanna's residency at The Magnes Collection of Jewish Art and Life, UC Berkeley, is supported by the Schusterman Visiting Artist Program of the Israel Institute. About Hebrew Amulets Jewish amulets are worn on one’s person or placed in homes, and used at moments of vulnerability and transition, like childbirth or marriage. They feature texts including biblical verses, psalms, divine names, and invocations of powerful figures like angels, and the biblical Patriarchs and Matriarchs. The Jewish mystical tradition, including Kabbalah, is central to these artifacts, which often also feature unique imagery.

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    MAGIC SPELLS: A Weekly Performance Series Featuring Victoria Hanna and Hebrew Amulets From The Magnes Collection

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    The Magnes - Auditorium Tuesdays, 5:30-7pm (October 24 - December 12) Dates: October 24, 31; November 7, 14, 21, 28; December 5 About Victoria Hanna (Schusterman Visiting Artist, Fall 2017) Jerusalem based artist, Victoria Hanna, is a world-renowned composer, creator, performer, researcher, and teacher of voice and language. The daughter of an ultra-orthodox rabbi, she has been greatly influenced by her childhood environment. In her work, she deploys a variety of vocal techniques in the performance of ancient and modern Hebrew texts, among them the Sefer Yetzirah (Book of Creation), an early Kabbalistic treatise. Victoria draws inspiration from the ancient Hebrew tradition, which relates to the voice, mouth, and Hebrew letters as tools of creation. Stylistically, her creations span from traditional Jewish music to new music and hip-hop. Victoria Hanna's residency at The Magnes Collection of Jewish Art and Life, UC Berkeley, is supported by the Schusterman Visiting Artist Program of the Israel Institute. About Hebrew Amulets Jewish amulets are worn on one’s person or placed in homes, and used at moments of vulnerability and transition, like childbirth or marriage. They feature texts including biblical verses, psalms, divine names, and invocations of powerful figures like angels, and the biblical Patriarchs and Matriarchs. The Jewish mystical tradition, including Kabbalah, is central to these artifacts, which often also feature unique imagery.

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    Influencer VICTORIA HANNA

    CREATOR researcher
    voice ARTIST teacher
    SCHUSTERMAN VISITING ISRAELI ARTIST, FALL 2017
    at THE MAGNES COLLECTION, UC BERKELEY

    PERFORMER composer
    EXPLORER MAGIC SPELLS
    A Weekly Performance Series with Hebrew Amulets
    from The Magnes Collection

    Tuesdays
    5:30-7:00pm

    Magnes Auditorium
    2121 Allston Way
    Berkeley, CA 94720

    October24, 31;
    November 7, 14, 21, 28;
    December 5, 2017

    Free and open to the public


    magnes.berkeley.edu
    VICTORIA HANNA
    SCHUSTERMAN VISITING ISRAELI ARTIST, FALL 2017
    at THE MAGNES COLLECTION, UC BERKELEY

    Meet Victoria Hanna and watch as she


    develops MAGIC SPELLS, a new performance
    repertoire based on Hebrew amulets in The
    Magnes Collection.

    This series is presented in conjunction with the


    UC Berkeley course, Jewish Nightlife: Poetry,
    Music, and Ritual Performance from
    Renaissance Italy to Contemporary
    Israel (Jewish 121-001, Music 139), taught by
    Francesco Spagnolo.

    During her Fall 2017 residency, Victoria Hanna will Influencer


    also collaborate with other UC Berkeley courses CREATOR researcher
    and units, and present in community settings
    voice ARTIST teacher
    across the San Francisco Bay Area.
    PERFORMER composer
    Residency supported by the Israel Institute, which is dedicated
    to enhancing knowledge and study of modem Israel. EXPLORER

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