Rooted. Connected. Inspired.
Vivid Views is a collection of work by local artist Lori Kapner Hosp that mirrors the JCC Mid-Westchester’s programs and community. The paintings are organized into three central ideas: Rooted, Connected, and Inspired. Together these themes reflect the JCCMW’s mission to enrich families, build meaningful relationships, strengthen community, and help people lead joyful, fulfilling lives.
Join us on October 11 for the Opening Reception of this beautiful and meaningful exbiit.
All artwork featured in this exhibition is available for purchase and all proceeds will be donated to JCCMW. For purchase inquiries or additional information, contact donations@jccmw.org.
Admission is free, but registration is required.
Learn more about the JCCMW Vivid Views exhibition here.
Lori Kapner Hosp is dedicated to “painting with a purpose.” One hundred percent of the proceeds from her exhibitions go directly to nonprofits, including Hearts & Homes for Refugees, United Way of Westchester and Putnam, Anti-Defamation League, NYCLU, UJA-Federation, Scarsdale Synagogue, and NAACP. Lori’s Love Thy Neighbor solo exhibition at the Scarsdale Public Library (2025) fostered goodwill among people of different faiths. Her previous shows—Glimpses of the Places They Called Home (2020) and Visions of Home Lands at the White Plains Library Gallery (2022)—benefited refugees resettling in Westchester. Lori serves on the Boards of Directors of Hearts & Homes for Refugees and Westchester Jewish Council. Previously, she served on the Scarsdale Synagogue Board of Trustees and was a 2024 recipient of WJC’s Julian Y. Bernstein Distinguished Service Award. Lori credits her sculptor mother’s encouragement as the impetus behind all that she has created. She thanks her husband, Walter, for inspiring her with his generous heart; her children for their creative insights; and artist Eleanor Grace Miller for her guidance.
For more about the artist, visit: LoriKapnerHosp.com.