
Shirah Rubin is an artist, facilitator, and educator working from a studio in Boston, MA. She creates sculpture and socially engaged community-based art. With over twenty years of experience teaching art to adults, high school students, and elementary school students, Shirah has a keen understanding of creativity and human development. As a result, she is able to inspire and challenge participants accordingly. Shirah founded Co-Imagine Arts, which supports leaders, group organizers, and participants in utilizing the arts as a transformative tool for creativity, personal growth, and community engagement. She tailors her unique arts workshops to the custom needs of diverse groups and individuals.
Shaping Time: Celebrate Rosh Chodesh & the Path LAByrinth

Join this three-part experiential workshop to explore the intersection between labyrinth imagery and creative Judaica. In connection with Shirah Rubin’s outdoor installation, we’ll use clay and the imagination to set intentions for the Hebrew month of Sivan. No previous art experience necessary.
Instructor: Shirah Rubin
Dates: Thursdays, 5/22, 5/29 & 6/12, 7-8:30 p.m. ET
Location: Hebrew College, Newton, MA
Solo Exhibition - The Path: LABryrinth installation at Hebrew College, Newton, MA 4/25 -11/ 7/ 2025
Opening reception: May 18th, 10:30 AM RSVP required 1860 Washington St, Auburndale, MA 02466
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State of Clay - the 13th Biennial State of Clay Ceramic Exhibition for Massachusetts artists
May 3- June 1, 2025
Touch the Earth Series, Shirah Rubin, 2025

No. 3 in the Touch the Earth (6 x 5 inches) series will be on exhibition at State of Clay 2025. First row right corner.
Juror: Martha Grover - Artist Reception: 5/18/25
Lexington Arts & Crafts Society 130 Waltham St, Lexington, MA 02421

Book Co-Imagine Arts Collaborative Workshops for 2025 here. Only a few dates left for late spring 2025.
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