Micha Shagrir’s photographs of Israeli protests from the 1970s to the 2000s form a visual record of a society arguing with itself in public. His images follow…
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The Shagrir Collection preserves the work of Israeli filmmaker, producer, photographer and journalist Micha Shagrir across decades of public life. Its…
Environmental activism is often remembered through landmark campaigns, court cases, and policy changes. Yet the history of ecological concern also lives in…
Micha Shagrir’s photographs and documentary records offer an intimate view of Haifa during the large immigration wave from the former Soviet Union in the…
Scanning Shagrir’s medium format negatives is a preservation task, a technical imaging problem and an act of historical interpretation. Each frame may hold…
A deep dive into Shagrir’s 1983 series on Israeli minorities reveals a body of work shaped by observation, movement and historical urgency. The photographs and…
Israeli television news emerged during a period when the country was still defining its public institutions, cultural identity, and relationship with the wider…
Micha Shagrir’s photographs of Israeli markets and streets offer a close-range view of public life. Rather than treating history as a sequence of official…
Private letters can look like the most personal part of an archive, yet correspondence addressed to an Israeli politician often belongs to a public story.…
Micha Shagrir, a filmmaker, producer, photographer and journalist, approached The City of David at a moment when Jerusalem’s ancient past was being translated…