Nona Orbach
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A tribute to Dead Sea Scrolls Digital Library
Today- 18/12/12 is a holiday for any scholar – the Dead Sea Scrolls are on line!
The Dead Sea Scrolls Digital Library
For me, it is almost personal.
Blog as artwork is aiming to revive Ancient Alexandria Library metaphorically through artist’s books.
I am working on an ongoing artistic project for almost a year-aiming towards a Mediterranean Biennale.
On my tiny scaled journey, I am humbly honored to make this tribute to all the people who wrote- the scrolls, the ones who took good care of them, and all the people who contributed efforts for us to enjoy them all over the world.
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