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Family Meal
Yarden Nurit
Published November 2007.128 pages, hardcover A bilingual English-Hebrew edition
Nurit Yarden offers a generous, intimate gift: "six gourmet meals from the recipe box inherited from my mother." But instead of going into the kitchen and continuing the tradition, she places these recipes of female knowledge and good taste into an artist-book mold, spreading across each page layers of texts, images and words. At the bottom of the “pot” she sets a single word — a title — whose function resembles the pea beneath the princess’s mattresses.
Heatwave
Shany Ronit
Published January 2007.144 pages, Hardcover A bilingual English-Hebrew edition
In a fascinating and intelligent book, Ronit Shany presents a selection of photographs taken over three decades. These works center on her view of the reality around her and her ability to tell a personal, intimate story through it. She brings together photographs from different periods and styles, allowing the viewer to form their own interpretation and worldview.
Parties Communes
Lebee-Nadav France
Published January 2011. 96 pages, hardcover
Parties Communes is an ongoing photographic project since the 1980's. Lebée-Nadav's camera roams in the twilight zone between private and public spaces, between the street and the house, along courtyards, lobbies and staircases of bourgeois buildings in Tel-Aviv, examining the meeting points between outdoors and indoors, between past and a-temporal, between the material and the spiritual.
Second Person Plural
Lahav-Radlmesser Tamir
Published June 2009.166 pages, hardcover Also by Tamir Lahav-Radlmesser – A Room for Two
"The male nude in Tamir Lahav-Radlmesser's works is the object of an intense observation. The men in these photographs are not only the individual people in them; they also represent different kinds of men." Tamir Lahav-Radlmesser's artist book is a powerful interim summary of a long term artistical project, focusing on the male nude. The book's chapters are accompanied by an illuminating series of essays, written by Ariel Hirschfeld.
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