View the faces of Israel’s founding leaders, images of children in Torah class, ancient Israeli architecture, and religious rituals. The contemporary aspect of the show features interpretive and modernistic color imagery. Sculpture and glass will also be shown.

Old city from eastern ramparts, Jerusalem, 1986,
© Neil Folberg

The featured Israeli photographers include Neil Folberg, David Harris, Didier Ben Loulou, Max Richardson, Duby Tal, and Yuval Yairi. There will be wood sculpture by Jeremy Kimchi, ceramic sculpture by Charles Sherman, and glass sculpture by Dick Ditore.

Select prints from the Dead Sea Scrolls exhibition are available for purchase as part of the Contemporary Israeli Photography show. Throughout the six-month exhibition, new imagery will periodically replace works currently on view. The back wall of the gallery will display works by other Ordover Gallery artists.

Admission to The Ordover Gallery is included in general Museum admission (however, tickets to the Dead Sea Scrolls exhibition are not). All artwork in The Ordover Gallery is for sale; a substantial portion of proceeds will benefit the Museum.