| Curator |
Amalya Zipkin. |
| Imprint |
Jerusalem, Israel, 1985. 96 pp., illustrations: 32 col., 76 b&w, 22 × 23.5 cm. Hebrew and English. |
| ISBN |
9652780448 |
| Location |
Israel Museum (22 September 1985–30 August 1986) |
| Description |
A unique challenge presented by the Design Department to contemporary artists and designers world-wide: to design high quality objects using light that could be mass produced and sold to the public at reasonable prices. Introductory essays “Light in Jewish Tradition” (Adin Steinsaltz) and “Nerot Mitzvah—A Potential Electronic Midrash” (Moshe Dror). 102 entries. |
| main keywords |
CEREMONIAL OBJECTS, CONTEMPORARY/MODERNLAMPSLIGHT IN JEWISH ART |
| minor keywords |
Bedikat Chametz, candleholdersBezalel Art SchoolCandlesticks/CandelabraHanukkah lampsHavdalah candleholdersJewish artistsNer TamidYahrzeit/Memorial lamps |
| Other venue |
Joods Historisch Museum, Amsterdam, Netherlands (29 March–12 June 1988) (expanded version) |
| Catalog from other venue |