Posts Tagged ‘ancient Alexandria Library’

 

  • Mound Hacker on his way to Rome

    My late grandfather, the architect  Issac Kipnis, was the first to tell me the story of the burnt  library of Alexandria. I was eight years old. The lost knowledge of the western world intrigued me ever
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  • Archaeology – fiction and reality

    Here is a short clip briefly describing a site-specific performance installation at the Israel Museum, Jerusalem, 2013. Tel Nona, Audience Version Would you like to  initiate such an event at your Museum? Text about the artwork by Dr. Rivka
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  • 2013 ,תל נונה, גרסת הקהל, מוזיאון ישראל

    בחודשים האחרונים אני עסוקה בהכנות ללילה אחד מיוחד במינו במוזיאון ישראל בירושלים 25.7.13 נקודת מגע בערב זה היוצרות מתהפכות ושאלות מהותיות על אמנות נשאלות באופן הומוריסטי ולעתים נוקב .אחכה לכם
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  • Mound Hacker at Pompeii- Apollo

    My current site-specific art project is intervening in the time lines of actual Tells [mounds] and archaeological sites around the Mediterranean. I am visiting Pompeii. On our way out of
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Here is my Museum – Library - Meeting place as perhaps was the Ancient Alexandria Library; the internet Arcade is a conjunction where personal archetypes resonate jointly with the collective ones. It is where linear time is almost meaningless. Accordingly, fiction and reality connect and influence each other.


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