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ABOUT
AVRAHAM BORSHEVSKY
| "Avraham
Borshevsky - the world famous Hebrew scribe and a leading Israeli
Judaica artist, whose artworks on parchment are located in museums
and private collections in 30 countries around the world"
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Avraham-Hersh Borshevsky
was born in 1970 in Korosten,
USSR, and grew up in Leningrad (now St.Petersburg) Russia. He received
his artistic education at the Architecture
department of The Leningrad Institute of Civil Engineering.
Mr. Borshevsky became a professional
Torah scribe and an Expert of Jewish Scribal Arts at Jerusalemite
Yeshivah Shevut Ami Rabbinical College.
Complying with the Halachic law, he creatively extends the Jewish
ceremonial art tradition. Mr. Borshevsky has devoted himself to
creating original parchment manuscripts on the basis of sacred Hebrew
Scriptures from the 3,300-year-old immense spiritual heirloom of
the Jewish people.
Avraham H. Borshevsky’s illuminated manuscripts have been displayed
at exhibitions in Israel, USA, Russia, Slovakia and India.
In 2004, Mr. Borshevsky wrote the unique Mezuzah
parchment, which was recognized as a masterpiece of Hebrew sacred
calligraphy. Due to its giant dimensions, this kosher Mezuzah was
documented
by the Guinness World Records™.
Avraham H. Borshevsky permanently lives and works in Jerusalem.
He makes a living as a freelance Hebrew scribe and Judaica artist.
The master’s works have made prestigious custom-designed gifts and
are located in museums and private collections in 40 countries around
the world.
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The
Library of Congress, Washington, USA |
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The
Slovak National Museum of Jewish Culture Bratislava, Slovakia |
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Exhibitions:
- 2013, The
26th Jerusalem International Book Fair (cataloque)
- 2012-2013 Words
Like Sapphires: 100 Years of Hebraica at
the Library of Congress, 1912–2012, Washington,
USA
- 2011, The
International Arts and Crafts Fair, Jerusalem
- 2010, "Black
Fire" - personal photo exhibition in
the Jewish Cultural Center of Moscow, Russia
- 2010, Solo Exhibition
in the Sinagogue of Volgograd Jewish Community, Russia
- 2010, The
III International Exhibition of Calligraphy,
(cataloque), Veliki Novgorod, Russia
- 2010, "Posolstvo
z Jeruzalema". The
Slovak National Museum of Jewish Culture,
Bratislava
- 2010,
"Sacred Hebrew Calligraphy of Avraham
Borshevsky" The State Library for Foreign
Literature, Moscow
- 2009, The
II International Exhibition of Calligraphy,
(cataloque) Moscow
- 2009,
The 22-nd Moscow International Book Fair,
Moscow Russia
- 2008,
"Callifest'08", International
Calligraphy Exhibition. Mumbai, India
- 2008,
"In Four Languages", Group
exhibition. Jerusalem, Israel
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2008,
International Calligraphic Exhibition
(catalogue). St.Petersburg & Moscow, Russia
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2007, "Greetings
from Israel II" Group Exhibition.
The Slovak National Museum of Jewish
Culture, Bratislava
- 2005,
Judaica Fair , Boca Raton, FL, USA
- 2004,
5th Orthodox General Assembly (OGA),
Jerusalem, Israel
- 2004,
"The
Art of the People of The Book"
Russian State Art Library, Moscow
- 2003,
"The
Revival of the Jewish Calligraphic Art"
Solo exhibition, Jewish Cultural Centre,
Moscow
- 2003,
"A
Precious Legacy: The Ten Commandments in Ten Versions"
Macalester College,
St. Paul, Minn. USA
- 2003,
"Masterpieces of Jewish Art"
charity fund-raising auction (catalogue),
Moscow, Russia
- 2002,
Solo Exhibition, Municipal Cultural
Centre, Jerusalem, Israel
- 2002,
9th International Judaica & Jewellery
Fair (catalogue),
Jerusalem, Israel
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Collections
Argentina
Australia
Austria
Azerbajan
Belqium
Bolivia
Brazil
Canada
Chile
Colombia
Costa Rica
Denmark
East Timor
Finland
France
Germany
Greece
Guatemala
Holland
Israel
India
Italy
Japan
Kazakhstan
Latvia
Mexico
Netherlands
Paraguay
Peru
Portugal
Russia
Singapore
Slovakia
South Africa
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Turkey
Vatican City
Venezuela
United Kingdom
Ukraine
Uruguay
USA
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