Born in Tel Aviv, Israeli photographer Barry Frydlender is known for his large prints composed of dozens or even hundreds of individual shots assembled on a computer. Solo exhibitions of his work have been organized in Israel, the United States, France, England, and Greece. He is the recipient of the Gerard Levy Prize, Israel Museum (1985) and the Leon Constantiner Photography Prize (2001).
During the time that Erich Goldberg served on the faculty of the Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design in Jerusalem, he produced several silver objects, inspired by Yemenite silver craft. Green stones of…
This late seventeenth-century manuscript contains a full copy of the text of the Ardashīr-nāmah (The Tale of Esther), an epic poem by the fourteenth-century Jewish Persian writer Shāhīn-i Shīrāzī…
I cannot linger in Egypt. They that came before me tarried too long. I have had the taste on my tongue and the dead air in my nostrils. Enough. That will serve.
Zagazig…