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Menachem Kuchar Photographer |
Land of Israel Galleries
 Netzer, chapter II Updated 10th Jan, 2008 |
 Welcome Bush Updated 8th Jan, 2008 |
 Netzer Updated 9th Dec, 2007 |
 Givat Eitam, Efrat Updated 5th Dec, 2007 |
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 Actualities in Black & Orange Updated 1st May, 2007 |
 A Bus Stop Updated 21st August, 2007 |
You can see more of Menachem's work at MenachemKuchar.com.
All photographs on Menachem's sites (Menachem.co.il, MenachemKuchar.com and Menachem.info) are
© copyright and may not be reproduced without permission.
Photographs displayed on this site are available as original, signed prints, produced
using the latest Epson archival pigment printers and photographic papers.
I hope you enjoy my photographs. Please feel free to write to me about them.
You can read how my photographs have affected other people
via this website and at
the Gush Etzion exhibition.
You can acquire original, signed prints
from this site.
In response to many requests, I have created a print from the Actualities collection
showing a number of different photographs from the collection.
Menachem
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| Actualities in Black & Orange | ||||||||
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Published in January, 2006,
Actualities in Black & Orange is Menachem Kuchar's long overdue first book. It illustrates the people
in and behind the "Orange" Campaign in Israel during 2005.
The work represents an inquiry into contemporary Israeli life. Using his camera precisely and lucidly to record the anti-"Disengagement" movement, Menachem weaves a photographic narrative of what was happening in the background to the events being played out on the national stage. Stunningly laid out and finely printed, the book presents more than forty timely photographs from the Actualities in Black & Orange collection, fifteen photographs from the Bus Stop collection as well as colour photographs taken in Gush Katif. | |||||||
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Menachem's unique eye for both the monumental and the mundane reveals a vision of universal interest rooted in the everyday, yet always looking beyond. He focuses on the subtleties of human interaction to make eloquent images. Menachem has mastered his medium. His work shows a deep love and compassionate understanding of his country, its people, their life, their problems and their needs.
Read reviews of the The book is available in hardcover cloth binding, with a dust jacket, as well as a limited edition (180 copies), signed and numbered collectors' edition. You can order the book here on this site or at your favourite book shop. | ||||||||
Birchonim (Benchers)
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Birchon Katif
The Gush Katif Pictorial Bencher |
Birchon Hevron
The Hevron Pictorial Bencher |
