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Historical Israeli Posters Resurface with New Meaning
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By נועם כהן
First reported by N12 · 2 hours ago
What happened
An exhibition in Tel Aviv, "Eretz Yushvia," displays historical Israeli posters from the 1930s-1950s calling for civic action, connecting their messages to contemporary issues and the post-October 7th era.
- 01Exhibition "Eretz Yushvia" features historical Israeli posters.
- 02Posters from 1930s-1950s call for enlistment, volunteering, protest, solidarity.
- 03Exhibition connects historical messages to post-October 7th Israeli reality.
- 04Video art installation complements posters with archival protest footage.
- 05The exhibition is curated by Yuval Saar and runs until October 4th.
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