’73–’23: Video Salon Between Two Wars

The Negev Museum of Art is proud to host ZUMU – Museum on the Move, and launch the video anthology ’73–’23: Video Salon Between Two Wars in the Negev. The exhibition features compilations of video works that look at the Israeli society and the reality of life in this place between two traumas – 6 October 1973 and 7 October 2023. Along the connecting threads that stretch between one debacle and another, the anthology comprises fifty video works created in Israel during, between, and in light of the two wars. The selected works bravely, bluntly, and poetically touch on the fraught and challenging Israeli reality over the past fifty years and the unnerving feeling that history is simply repeating itself.

Featuring: Laila Abd Elrazaq, Yossi Atia and Itamar Rose, Officer Az-Oolay (Maybe-Then), Yael Bartana, Doaa Bsis, Faina Feigin and Noga Or-Yam, Leor Grady, Raafat Hattab, Ala Haytham, Thalia Hoffman, Orit Ishay, Michael Jacob, Sharon Ken-Dor, Meshy Koplevitch, Shahar Marcus, Ohad Milstein, Lee Nevo and Amir Mayer, Tamar Nissim, Dov Or Ner, Ada Rimon and Ofeq Shemer, Itamar Rose, Omer Rosenberg, Lior Shvil, Naama Shohet, Micha Ullman, Rona Yefman and Tanja Schlander, Tamir Zadok

Curators: Milana Gitzin-Adiram, Dr. Maayan Sheleff, Shahar Ben-Nun