Title: ISRAEL § Publication: Winter 2009-2010 / Softcover / 84 pages / 21×26 cm § Photographers: Abir Sultan, Ahikam Seri, Benyamin Reich, Dan Bronfeld, Dvir Stanislav, Eddie Gerald, Elinor Carucci, Felix Lupa, Gaston Zvi Ickowicz, Gili Yaari, Harel Stanton, Julia Komissaroff, Kobi Wolf, Nitzan Hafner, Tomer Appelbaum, Yaakov Israel, Yonathan Weitzman, Yuval Tebol § Writers: Ami Steinitz, Dan Savery Raz, Dorit Weisman, E. M. Schorb, Ester Muchawsky-Schnapper, Gilad Meiri, Raquel Chalfi, Tal Nitzán, Tammara Or Slilat § Introduction by: Ami Steinitz.
PRIVATE 47 – ISRAEL
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[P]hotography is the ultimate tool that can capture meaningful frames out of the rapid flow of crucial events in Israel. Valuable photographic inscriptions are a result of meticulous witnessing by photojournalist and documenters and their personal involvement. Dedicated in situ documentation is intended to draw meaningful stories and can turn dangerous. Culturally valuable documentation is created when the photographer rises above the casual reporting of news to create a sensitive, poetic and thoughtful portrayal of life real fictions.
Documenters in Israel and Palestine: Arabs, Jews and foreign photographers, participate in an active search for genuine circumstances of manifestations of the psychic, body and territory that represent a local third space condition. The means of communication embody these Meta Space qualities by dissolving territorial partitions and borders. World wide digital distribution, shared news agencies assignments and documentary stories assimilate current documentation capability with Meta local actuality.” (Ami Steinitz)
Documenters in Israel and Palestine: Arabs, Jews and foreign photographers, participate in an active search for genuine circumstances of manifestations of the psychic, body and territory that represent a local third space condition. The means of communication embody these Meta Space qualities by dissolving territorial partitions and borders. World wide digital distribution, shared news agencies assignments and documentary stories assimilate current documentation capability with Meta local actuality.” (Ami Steinitz)
Weight | 0.340 kg |
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Dimensions | 21 × 0.7 × 26 cm |
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Paulo Monteiro –
Is the printed version of PRIVATE coming back? I hope so!