Selected Exhibition History:
2020 "Mother/Father" Womenswork.art, Curated by Nikki Hung, Poughkeepsie, NY
2020 “Women of the Hudson Valley” Howland Cultural Center, Curated By Jan Dolan & Jean Novak, Beacon, NY
2020 “She Persisted” CoMFY Group Exhibition, Curated by Michelle Rivas, Howland Library, Beacon NY
2020 “CelebrateWomxn” Curated by Jaime Sanin, Womenswork.art Gallery, Poughkeepsie, NY
2019 “Eshet Hayil ("Woman of Valor")” Curated by Anne Hromadka Greenwald, Hebrew Union College, Los Angeles, CA
2019 “Small Works”, Curated by Erica Hauser, Catalyst Gallery, Beacon, NY
2019 'Postcards from New York's Hudson Valley' -an International Postcard Exhibition, Banalla, Australia
2019 “Celebrating Color” Womenswork.art Gallery, Poughkeepsie, NY
2019 “Div ine Feminine” Janice Charach Gallery, Curated by Rakia Braun, Detroit, MI
2019 “Kohenet Smicha” Solo Show, Falls Village CT
2019 “Nancy Drew” CoMFY Group Exhibition, Curated by Michelle Rivas, Howland Library, Beacon NY
2019 “Cycles”, Catalyst Gallery, Beacon NY
2019 “Menstrala” Curated by Rachael Amber, The Common Room, Philadelphia, PA
2019 Howland Cultural Center Member Show, Curated By Jan Dolan & Jean Novak, Beacon, NY
2019 “Every Woman Biennial”, 222 Bowery, New York, New York
2019 “CelebrateWomxn” Curated by Jaime Sanin, Roost Gallery, New Paltz, NY
2018 “Small Works”, Curated by Erica Hauser, Catalyst Gallery, Beacon, NY
2018 Solo Instillation “Hamsas for the Divine Feminine”, Raven Rose, Beacon NY
2018 “Warming Up” Curated by Jaime Sanin, ASK gallery, Kingston, NY
2018 “Drawings”, Curated by John Allen, Garrison Art Gallery, Garrison NY
2018 “Small Works” Curated by Diana Currie, Oak Vino, Beacon NY
2018 “The Shuk” Curated by Stacey Oshkello, Aleph Kallah, University Of Amherst, Mass
2018 Site-Specific Installation, nOMad Solstice Festival, Beacon NY
2018 “Here(after)" Curated by Kat Stroenburg, Amity Gallery, Beacon NY
2018 Group Exhibition, Curated by Kalene Rivers, Howland Cultural Center, Beacon NY
2018 Solo Exhibition “Hamsas for the Divine Feminine” Isabella Freedman Jewish Retreat Center, Cannan CT
2018 “Yellow Wallpaper” CoMFY Group Exhibition, Curated by Michelle Rivas, Howland Library, Beacon NY
2018 “Women’s Work” Curated by Jamie Sanin, Catalyst Gallery, Beacon NY
2017 “By a Thin Thread” CoMFY Group Exhibition, Curated by Michelle Rivas, Howland Library, Beacon NY
2017 Site-Specific Installation, nOMad Solstice Festival, Beacon NY
2017 Site-Specific Installation, University Settlement, Beacon NY
2017 Group Exhibition, The Beahive, Beacon NY
2017 Group Exhibition, Curated by Kalene Rivers, Howland Cultural Center, Beacon NY
2017 Site-Specific Installation, Women’s Strike, Polhill Park, Beacon NY
Participatory Art Facilitation & Workshops:
2020 “Sacred Weaving” Wyld Womyn, Beacon,NY
2019 Guest Visionary Artist, CoSM Full Moon Party, Wappingers Falls, NY
2018 “Sacred Weaving” Parliament of World Religions, Official Presenter, Toronto, Canada
2018 “Sacred Weaving” Wyld Womyn, Beacon,NY
2018 “Altar Craft” nOMad, Beacon NY
2017 Site-Specific Installation, Women’s Strike, Polhill Park, Beacon NY
Ongoing The Red Tent, Hudson Valley, NY and New York, New York
Ongoing The Wellness Collective, “Room Blessings”, Hudson Valley, NY
Articles/Publications:
Feminism & Religion- Incantation Bowls
Feminism & Religion- Priestesses at Parliment
Times Of Israel - Genezia
On The Rag
Cycles Journal
Podcasts:
Lady Parts
Bio:
Bekah Starr is a Sacred Artist, ritualist, and educator exploring connections between Hebrew mysticism and the Divine Feminine. She is the co-creator and curator of Cycles, an annual art show exploring the complexities of menstruation, and the creator of Hamsas for the Divine Feminine. Her artwork, workshops, and writing have been featured around the world and in publications including Times of Israel, Feminist & Religion, and On The Rag zine & “Lady Parts.” Bekah is also a children’s book author and storyteller, bringing Jewish holidays to life in new ways for the next generation.
Bekah’s journey into spiritual knowing and ancestral magic began as a young girl with her mom and Grammy as her guides, and she is deeply grateful to have continued this remembering with the Kohenet Hebrew Priestess Institute and Devotaj Sacred Arts Academy.
As a seeker, I offer respect to all my teachers everywhere.
Bekah received a dual degree in Recreation Administration and Nonprofit Management from Kean University. Bekah is a third-generation American Ashkenazi Jew, raised near the Jersey shore. She lives with her amazingly supportive husband, Michael, and their two inspiring children, Zeah & Aria, on the lands of the Wappinger First Nation people, also known as the beautiful Hudson Valley of New York.
www.BekahStarrArt.com | @BekahStarrArt
Bekah Starr is a Sacred Artist, ritualist, and educator exploring connections between Hebrew mysticism and the Divine Feminine. She is the co-creator and curator of Cycles, an annual art show exploring the complexities of menstruation, and the creator of Hamsas for the Divine Feminine. Her artwork, workshops, and writing have been featured around the world and in publications including Times of Israel, Feminist & Religion, and On The Rag zine & “Lady Parts.” Bekah is also a children’s book author and storyteller, bringing Jewish holidays to life in new ways for the next generation.
Bekah’s journey into spiritual knowing and ancestral magic began as a young girl with her mom and Grammy as her guides, and she is deeply grateful to have continued this remembering with the Kohenet Hebrew Priestess Institute and Devotaj Sacred Arts Academy.
As a seeker, I offer respect to all my teachers everywhere.
Bekah received a dual degree in Recreation Administration and Nonprofit Management from Kean University. Bekah is a third-generation American Ashkenazi Jew, raised near the Jersey shore. She lives with her amazingly supportive husband, Michael, and their two inspiring children, Zeah & Aria, on the lands of the Wappinger First Nation people, also known as the beautiful Hudson Valley of New York.
www.BekahStarrArt.com | @BekahStarrArt
