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Alex Levac Exhibit Showcases 60 Years of Israeli Life and Conflict
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An exhibition of 250 photographs by Alex Levac, spanning 60 years of Israeli life and conflict, opened at the Tel Aviv Museum of Art on October 27. Titled “Alex Levac: Black Box,” the exhibit features images from his early travels and his extensive work covering Israeli conflict zones, including the Bus 300 affair and the assassination of Yitzhak Rabin. The show, running until May 1, 2027, aims to encourage reflection on the country's history and ongoing issues.
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- Alex Levac's 60-year photography career is showcased in "Alex Levac: Black Box" at the Tel Aviv Museum of Art.
- The exhibit features 250 photos covering Israeli life, from everyday moments to conflict zones.
- Key events documented include the Bus 300 affair, the assassination of Yitzhak Rabin, and the Intifadas.
- Levac's early work from Brazil and London is also included, highlighting his development as a photographer.
- The exhibition runs from October 27 to May 1, 2027, and aims to provoke reflection on Israel's past and present.
- Levac, 82, continues to photograph current events, including issues affecting Palestinian civilians.
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