Micha Shagrir’s People of the Land can be understood as both a photography book and an act of historical attention. Its images bring people, workplaces,…
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Israeli visual culture can be studied through films, photographs, clothing, broadcasts, notebooks, negatives and the settings in which people lived. The…
Shagrir’s interviews with Israeli veterans of the 1948 War offer a direct encounter with people who lived through the formation of the State of Israel. Their…
A negative can look like a technical leftover: a strip of film, a few small frames, and a note in fading handwriting. Yet within that narrow band may be a…
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Micha Shagrir’s The Sixth Day is receiving a new digital life, bringing a significant Israeli film back into sharper reach for contemporary audiences. The…
The photographs associated with Micha Shagrir’s coverage of the 1968 student protests offer more than a record of crowds in motion. They preserve gestures,…
Micha Shagrir spent his career moving between camera operator, producer, and chronicler of public life in Israel. By the late 1970s he had produced hundreds of…
Deep within the Shagrir Collection sits a corpus of material that rarely makes the spotlight: the unpublished manuscripts. While reels of 16mm film and iconic…