Jewish art has adapted throughout thousands of years. It has followed the Jewish people wherever they went. As a culturally rich community, Jews have always combined their religious actions with cultural achievements. Over the years, the scope of artists in the Jewish community has always been limited by the social conditions in it. Too many times, Jews were forbidden to indulge in communal arts out in the open. But that never stopped Jewish artists inside the community. Just like the restrictions never stopped celebrations of important holidays and special events like Bar Mitzvahs and weddings.

Many Jewish artists use these religious celebrations as an opportunity to display wonderful Jewish creativity. In weddings, there is the Ketubah, which is the marriage contract presented by the bridegroom to the bride as a legal agreement covering his obligations and responsibilities to her. This legal agreement is the perfect opportunity for creative Jewish artists to showcase their strength. Couples like to have some artistic elements on their Ketubah, making it both a visually attractive legal document, and also a genuine piece of Jewish art for them to keep.

Bar Mitzvah, the celebration of a child beginning to own up to his deeds, and thus becoming a man, is also celebrated with his being called up to the reading of the Torah. There is usually a gathering of family and friends to show support and to celebrate the occasion as well. The artistic opportunity here is actually in the invitations themselves. Parents ask a Jewish artist to create a unique invitation with Jewish elements. This process allows for creative artists to showcase the beauty and richness of their heritage and to notify and invite people in a most fitting way.

Beyond the religious events and their connection to Jewish Art, there is also the creation of manuscripts. Traditionally, Jews like to have writings or manuscripts posted in their homes. This form of Jewish art involves creating elaborate themes in combination with religious scripts and famous quotes. To some, it seems more proper to have artwork related to Jewish themes on their home walls, rather than displaying other forms of art. The blessing of the home is a common inscription that allows people to enjoy artistic elements, combined with this important blessing. When people walk by it, it is the artistic elements that catch the attention to the manuscript. Allowing them to glance and contemplate its significance.