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Not sheepish: Israel Museum reveals a different side of Menashe Kadishman’s art

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By Barry Davis
| The Jerusalem Post Verified
Mention the name Menashe Kadishman to most Israeli art consumers, and the knee-jerk response will invariably be something along the lines of: “Oh, the sheep painter!” But, as an exhibition currently on display at the Israel Museum clearly demonstrates, there was a lot more to the late, internationally renowned Israel Prize-winning artist than just funky renditions of woolly farm animals.
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'My Wanderings in the Gardens': Hansen House, a Jerusalem architectural and cultural gem - review

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By Barry Davis
| The Jerusalem Post Verified
ByBARRY DAVISSEPTEMBER 20, 2026 09:41 There are books that tell the author’s story, even subliminally, regardless of whether or not the writer themselves is the declared autobiographical subject. Any artist, including when the principal thematic anchor is of a non-fictional nature, must, to some greater or lesser degree, bring something of their own baggage to the creative plate. That could be of the cerebrally-leaning variety or the more heartfelt kind.
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Expansive exhibition in Jaffa gives Gaza border artists a chance to air their trauma Original

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By Barry Davis
| The Jerusalem Post Verified
As emotive art showings go, Voices from the Gaza Envelope has most of them beat. The voluminous group exhibition opened at the Amiad Center in Jaffa on September 14 and features more than 200 works from some 75 artists. The vast majority of them come from our southern communities near the border with Gaza and, hence, experienced the horrors of Oct. 7, 2023, firsthand. Shosh Segev certainly did.
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