We are proud to present our first five publications: The Sota Project, First We Feel Then We Fall, Jericho Moons, Yesterday’s Sun, and World Order.
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The Dailies contains a constantly growing archive of videos, photographs, collages, and drawings. To have your work featured, email files to submissions@sternthalbooks.com.
ISBN 978-965-91726-0-3
Guy Yanai's first book "FIRST WE FEEL THEN WE FALL" mixes photography, drawing, and painting in the elaboration of a unique visual language. The book opens with a trove of found images that have informed and inspired Yanai's practice. The 'Sources' are followed by drawings, curatorial essays by Nuit Banai and James Trainor, and twenty two plates, including twelve oil paintings on linen, and ten oil paintings on custom birch panels.
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ISBN 978-0-9864835-4-7
A Map without a Territory is a new artist’s book by Keren Benbenisty. The book is the final phase in Benbenisty’s deconstruction of The Burghley House Collection, a catalogue from 1986 showcasing a collection of antique Oriental porcelains from 17th century Japan. The book consists of 100 unique drawings that were created by disassembling the publication and removing most of the printed content from the newly emancipated sheets.
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ISBN: 978-0-9864835-3-0
Lieder Des Ghetto is a contemporary re-edition of Morris Rosenfeld's one hundred year old book of poems. The book was an international best seller published in a variety of languages at the turn of the 20th century; today it is largely forgotten, and is very hard to procure.
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ISBN: 978-0-9864835-8-5
Yesterday's Sun took shape with Uri Gershuni's visit to the home of Henri Fox Talbot, the inventor of photography in Britain. The images were shot on a digital camera that the photographer turned into a pinhole, and are interspersed with intimate photographs shot with an anonymous model from Berlin.
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ISBN 0 978-0-9864853-1-6
The Sota Project is an art book that accompanies Ofri Cnaani's latest video installation of the same name. The book retells an anonymous story from the Talmud about two sisters named Sota and Bekhorah, living in separate villages, but bound together in symbiotic loyalty amidst a backdrop of jealousy, betrayal, deception, societal judgment, ritual humiliation and ultimately death.
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ISBN - 0 978-0-9864853-1-6
'The Huleh Project' is a political picture book that pairs disparate images from Israeli visual culture in order to yield a new understanding of Zionism; one that privileges the potential of re-invention over ethnic nationalist concern. The book is made up of two parallel texts - one visual, and one textual – that re-tell the Zionist saga through images, focusing specifically on the Lake Huleh draining project.
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ISBN: 978-0-9864835-3-0
Get ready for a journey into the semi-psychadelic world of Eitan Ben-Moshe's creations in his new book 'Jericho Moons.' We are proud to announce the upcoming publication of the visionary artist's first book, to be released in conjunction with an upcoming exhibit of his work at The Alon Segev Gallery in Tel-Aviv.
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ISBN 978-965-7463-16-1
Dana Levy's new monograph 'World Order’ was printed on the occasion of her recent solo exhibition at The CCA in Tel-Aviv. The book focuses on spaces that present, appropriate, and define museal objects.<
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ISBN - 978-0-9864853-3-0
For the past seventy years, Miriam Weisenstein has dutifully gone each morning to open her photo studio on Allenby Street. Miriam and Rudi Weisenstein immigrated to Tel-Aviv from Czechoslovakia in the 1930's.
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Portraits Without Pants: Zachari Logan
ISBN 978-0-9864835-4-7
With a forward written by prominent British Art historian Edward Lucie-Smith, Portraits Without Pants spans the artwork of young Canadian artist, Zachari Logan from 2005 to the present.
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