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Photos: Temple Beth Ami Puts Israeli Art On Display

The Rockville synagogue's Israeli Art Expo puts the work of 45 different artists on display.

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Today is the final day of the Israeli Art Expo at Temple Beth Ami in Rockville. The three-day art show displays over 2,000 pieces, including pieces of handcrafted jewelry, ceramic, sculpture, fine art and Judaica.

Israeli native artist Bar Kocva joined the congregation for the weekend, showing off his original work. Kovca brought with him pieces from 44 other Israeli artists for the expo.

The Israeli Art Expo concludes at 3 p.m. today.

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