For decades, the hum of a Studer or a Nagra tape machine was the heartbeat of broadcast journalism. Today, those same machines sit in cold-storage rooms across…
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Micha Shagrir’s photographs from the Sinai Peninsula after 1967 offer a visual record of a territory being encountered, administered and imagined through…
Micha Shagrir’s place in Israeli screen history is closely connected with the effort to preserve national memory through moving images. His work as a…
The 1973 oil crisis was experienced through more than petrol prices and diplomatic statements. In Israel, it unfolded alongside the Yom Kippur War, military…
Micha Shagrir’s career sits at the meeting point of journalism, documentary film, photography and television. His work shows how a media maker can move between…
Micha Shagrir’s photographs of Ethiopian immigrants in 1980s Israel offer a close view of migration as lived experience. They record arrival, waiting, family…
Micha Shagrir’s archive offers a way to study Israeli media through the working life of one filmmaker, producer, photographer and journalist. Rather than…
A conversation with Shagrir’s collaborator offers more than a behind-the-scenes account of Israeli filmmaking. It opens a way into the working habits, ethical…
In May 1977, Israel experienced a political shock that reshaped its public life. The Likud bloc, led by Menachem Begin, defeated the long-dominant Alignment,…
Micha Shagrir’s slide collection offers a vivid record of Israeli life across several decades. The images sit between personal memory and public history:…