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[Web Creator] [LMSOFT]

Jill Culiner has been showing her social critical work in France, Hungary, Germany, Spain and Canada for the last thirty years. For the last six years, her historical curiosity has led her to trace the immigration of Jews to Canada, her country of origin. The result was Finding Home, published by Sumach Press in 2004 and for which she won the Tannenbaum Prize in Canadian Jewish History and was shortlisted for the ForeWord magazine prize in the essay category. Always interested in the countries she has crossed, in 2007 she published Slanderous Tongue, a mystery set in provincial France.


Jill Culiner’s artwork can be seen at l’Hotel de la Boule d’Or, a former hotel/café in the Mayenne region of France.

For an online visit, come inside by clicking on the different windows