Shagrir’s Personal Photographs from Family Trips Around Israel form a rich counterpoint to Micha Shagrir’s public work. The filmmaker, producer, photographer…
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The Shagrir Collection offers a personal way into Israeli public life. Micha Shagrir’s negatives, prints, films, recordings and papers connect political events…
In August 2005, the Israeli government's unilateral withdrawal of settlers and soldiers from the Gaza Strip became one of the most emotionally charged events…
Micha Shagrir spent more than six decades in front of and behind the lens, capturing moments that shaped Israel's public memory. Today, the archive that bears…
Micha Shagrir spent more than three decades moving between camera, microphone, and typewriter, building a body of work that helped define what broadcast…
The restoration of Shagrir’s 1969 film on the Jordan Valley brings a fragile piece of Israeli documentary history back into view. Made during a period of…
The Shagrir Collection presents Micha Shagrir’s photographs as primary sources within a much wider archive of negatives, prints, films, recordings and personal…
When the first frame flickers to life, a kind of silent contract is signed between the filmmaker and whoever will eventually sit down to watch. Over five…
Picture a researcher in Sydney tracking down a photograph of a kibbutz dedication from the 1950s, or a student in Melbourne working on a documentary about the…
In the spring of 1974, Israeli and Syrian delegations signed the disengagement agreement brokered by United States Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, ending…