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Archive Classification: Tel Nona at Beth She’arim, 2014
My friend and I were asked to archive finds from the excavations at Beth She’arim, 2014. What an honor and responsibility! We learned that P stands for pottery. G for glass, F for fresco, C for coin. X stands for special finds,
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Beth She’arim excavations, 2014 – Naming
Archaeologists have deep passion and stories about the site they are digging. Common knowledge collapses as the earth unfold its secret’s dormant for centuries. Glass bracelets from the Ottoman times
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Open studio – concrete and virtual
I have been clearing my studio for a fresh process. I assume that empty spaces will soon be filled with unknown artwork. Many guests are expected this weekend to look
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Salvage Archaeology 1
An anonymous visitor at my performance installation in the Israel Museume -timidly approaches my workbench. He apologizes that since he is a tourist, he has nothing to spare for the invented
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Tel Nona, Audience Version- The Finds
Here are some the artwork that was created at the Israel Museum and in my studio, utilizing the objects you left. The titles I used for this project are
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Tel Nona, Audience Version-the day after
ביום שאחרי כל החפצים החומרים, הכלים והכרטיסיות נחתו בסטודיו כרטיס וחפץ בהתאמה עד כמה שהזיכרון מאפשר מתכוונת להעלות את כל העבודות שהוצגו במוזיאון וגם חדשות שיווצרו ממה שלא עלה תודה
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Be my guest: Mark Dion-artist Eylon Orbach-Coleopterist
BE MY GUEST is a venue for others to share their art; I assemble between creators in my sitting room. Linear time and locality are not relevant. Mark Dion produces artwork
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Lists as Backbone of early writing
“……..in the very first phase of writing’s development, were lexical texts, word lists containing terms … names of metal objects, ceramic vessels, textiles, cities, trees, plants, cattle, swine, birds, fish,
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