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Artwork by Tobaron Waxman, Amidah triptych (performance for photo, 2003 ©), Amidah: Mincha (javascript animation, 2003 ©)
- Portraits of Severin Triptych
“Irreverent: A Celebration of Censorship” Leslie-Lohman...
- Reverence
Screening history: 2004 Trannies on Film Festival, New...
- True Spirit
2009 Tekfestival, Italy, Spain. Francesco “Warbear”...
- Voice
I have been fortunate to study an array of vocal techniques...
- Contact
Contact Tobaron Waxman by email: studio@tobaron.com....
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Tobaron Waxman, curator. BaBeL2 ~ INDEPENDENT BIENNALE OF...
- Bibliography, publications, bio
Tobaron Waxman is a visual artist who sings. Tobaron...
- Portraits of Severin Triptych
Jun 25, 2019 · Tobaron Waxman is a Canadian artist, curator, performer, singer and archivist currently traveling around Eastern Europe. Waxman is transgender and a former Orthodox Jew–identities that would seem to be in conflict when one considers the immutable gender binary that shapes the lives, experiences and actions of most practicing Orthodox and ...
Jun 30, 2023 · Spread between Brooklyn, Toronto, and Warsaw, transgender visual artist, curator, and singer Tobaron Waxman (they/them) nurtures a multidisciplinary practice that bridges performance with...
Jun 30, 2023 · Spread between Brooklyn, Toronto and Warsaw, transgender visual artist, curator and singer Tobaron Waxman (they/them) nurtures a multidisciplinary practice that connects performance to mutual aid and activism.
Tobaron Waxman, curator. BaBeL2 ~ INDEPENDENT BIENNALE OF CRITICAL HOUSING . The first Biennale of Critical Housing in Rome is a project-laboratory for experimentation, reflection, research and debates focused on the world, spaces and meanings of dwelling.
Tobaron Waxman is a visual artist who sings. Tobaron composes performances for photograph, video and site specific installation, and is also a trained vocalist in Jewish liturgical music.
Jan 29, 2010 · The first transgendered artist to be exhibited in a major Jewish museum exhibition has won the Audience Award for the favorite work in the exhibition Reinventing Ritual: Contemporary Art and Design for Jewish Life.