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Artist Sara Erenthal Reflects on Her Ultra-Orthodox Upbringing, And Life Beyond

By Rachel Delia Benaim September 9, 2014

She fled an arranged marriage at 17, joined the Israeli army, then backpacked through India. Her new exhibit in Brooklyn touches on her religious childhood and secular present. Read More

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