Yeshiva University Museum

David Moss, an American-born Jerusalem resident, is a major figure in the international renaissance of Hebrew calligraphy (especially in ornamented marriage contracts or ketubbot) and the book arts. Now he has turned his attention to clay as well; in addition to decorating clay pots, he has created a series of ornamental prints. The exhibition traces the influence of Pueblo pottery design and Native American aesthetics and spiritual traditions on Moss' artistic career.