“Koach” by Mike Wirth at Hillel at UC Irvine captures strength through vibrant imagery. The Hebrew word koach means strength. Mike teamed up with OC Hillel director Tamy Cohen to bring this vision to life. Together, they spoke with students about the meaning of strength.
Eureka by Louis Barak in Downtown Santa Ana pays tribute to Orange County’s long Jewish history. Nathan Fainbarg established a shoe store called Eureka at 315 E. 4th Street in Santa Ana during the 1920s. The mural features Nathan and his wife Rose, and overlooks the stretch of E. 4th St. that their family helped build.
Standing at the very edge of the historic Downtown Santa Ana district, this vibrant mural greets all comers to the neighborhood with a greeting of peace and welcoming. Hillel uses his distinctive experimental lettering to spell out the word Shalom in Hebrew in bright colors that stand out among the many captivating murals in this artsy area.
Potential Revealed by Yitzchok Moully at Chabad of Newport Beach.
Learning Comes Alive by Yitzchok Moully at Chabad of Irvine.
Together at Sinai by Yitzchok Moully & Sheina Yarmush at Hebrew Academy Community Day School of Orange County.