Israel: Kibbutz Features Argentinean Murals

Posted 20 December 2008 19:26 GMT

Countries	Israel, Argentina
Topics	Arts & Culture, Ethnicity & Race
Languages	English

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· Isiraely: Sary fanao amin'ny rindrina Arzantiana any amin'ny Kibbutz

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Israeli Mom describes her visit to Kibbutz Or HaNer, which is special for its large scale murals created by Argentinean artists Daniela Almeida and Jose Kura. “During 2007, Kura and Almeida were invited to the kibbutz (founded by Jewish immigrants from Argentina), to create a collection of murals that will describe various facets in the life of the kibbutz,” Israeli Mom explains.

Wall Murals (Sourced from www.israelimom.org)

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John kilmartin

Wonderful work. Examples of my kibbutz murals can be viewed on flickr and flickriver

# 26 December 2011, 12:25 pm

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