An edition of Mazal u-verakhah (2014)

Mazal u-verakhah

mitosim ṿe-emunot ṭefelot be-omanut Yiśreʼelit ʻakhshaṿit = Mazal u-bracha : myth and prejudice in contemporary Israeli art

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Mazal u-verakhah
Carmit Blumensohn
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An edition of Mazal u-verakhah (2014)

Mazal u-verakhah

mitosim ṿe-emunot ṭefelot be-omanut Yiśreʼelit ʻakhshaṿit = Mazal u-bracha : myth and prejudice in contemporary Israeli art

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Bet ha-tefutsot
Language
Hebrew
Pages
70

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Edition Notes

Catalog of an exhibition that took place July 2014-July 2015 at the Bet ha-Tefutsot Museum of the Jewish people, Tel Aviv.

Essay by Carmit Blumensohn.

Exhibition includes works of Shai Azoulay, Deganit Berest, Yosef-Joseph Dadoune, Yair Garbuz, Gary Goldstein, Raafat Hattab, Larva (Maya Attoun & Meital Katz Minerbo), Assi Meshullam, Ravit Mishli, Shony Rivnay, Avi Sabah, Khen Shish, Nurit Yarden.

Includes bibliographical references.

Hebrew and English.

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[Tel Aviv]
Other Titles
Mazal u-bracha :
Copyright Date
2014

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Library of Congress
N7277 .M292 2014

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Pagination
70 pages
Number of pages
70

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL44468711M
ISBN 10
9654250268
ISBN 13
9789654250269
OCLC/WorldCat
898046421

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