In 1961, the District Court of Jerusalem became the stage for one of the twentieth century's most consequential legal proceedings. The trial of Adolf Eichmann,…
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Live blackjack combines the familiar rules of a classic table game with the atmosphere of a streamed casino floor. A real dealer manages the cards, players…
The early light over Tel Aviv in the late 1960s fell across a leather camera bag and a notebook already half-filled with shorthand. Micha Shagrir had been…
Audio recordings can preserve the texture of history in ways written records cannot. A pause, interruption, change in tone, room noise or audience reaction may…
Micha Shagrir’s collaboration with Moshe Dayan belongs to a period when Israeli television was becoming an important forum for public memory, political debate…
Micha Shagrir’s photographs of kibbutz life belong to a period when the camera was often used as a tool of observation, documentation and public memory. His…
Tel Aviv is often described through its architecture: Bauhaus façades, broad boulevards, beachfront towers and the old port. Photography reveals a more…
Building an online archive around Micha Shagrir’s personal papers involves much more than scanning documents and placing images on a website. The collection…
Micha Shagrir’s portraits of Israeli artists in the 1970s offer more than a record of well-known cultural figures. They show performers, writers, painters,…
The 81st Blow occupies a distinctive place in Israeli documentary history. Released in 1974, the film brought Holocaust testimony, archival images and the…