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Observance

The Tablet Haggadah

Writers, artists, and a boxer meditate on the meaning of Passover

By Tablet Magazine|March 25, 2010 7:00 AM|18comments
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'The Ten Plagues' by Andrea Dezsö

Andrea Dezsö, a visual artist and writer, creates deeply personal narratives across a broad range of media including drawing, artist’s books, cut paper, embroidery, sculpture, installation, animation, and large-scale murals.

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  • Estela

    Every year we add something new for our Seder, and this year this will be our Hagada. I hope many questions will be posted, or be answered, or toughts wiil be shared. Thank you for the insight.
    We live in Mexico and do our Seder in Spanish , but the Jewish values and traditions are shared we all the Jews of the world.

  • Rivka

    It was almost touching – but, it could have been written with a clarity and a little more flavor.

  • http://www.voice-express.com Geoffrey

    Is the seder plate by Ofri Cnaani available for purchase?

  • Megan

    Yes, the Ofri Cnaani plate is beautiful! Is available to buy anywhere?

  • Ofri

    check: http://ofricnaani.com/ for more info and contact

  • AA

    This is beautiful. André Aciman’s piece is just perfect, and we’ll be reading it at the beginning of our seder this year.

  • A.J.

    The artwork of the 10 plagues was beautiful. I have been looking for contemporary inspiration for my seder. Now I just have to cook and invite people.

  • Daniel

    Cut each paragraph of Aciman’s piece onto a separate slip and gave to ten of our Seder’s participants. A terrific intro piece with which to start the Seder. Many thanks for this offering.

  • David Dror

    Andre’ Acmiman’s “Before the Seder” will be part of our seder this year. Thanks.

  • David Levine

    Toda rabah to all the writers and artists!
    All the pieces are wonderful. I used Andre Acmiman’s “Before the Seder” at both seders. Some people did not get it while others did. I liked the repetition of the words. The entire piece was very meaningful to my wife and me. The work fit in nicely as I incorporate remembering everyone’s relatives and how we all came to the USA. We also used Dmitry Salita’s piece when discussing “the Egypts” within all of us.
    Chag Sameach

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The Tablet Haggadah

Writers, artists, and a boxer meditate on the meaning of Passover