Traveling Exhibitions:
"Don't Whisper a Prayer, Sing Aloud a Song of Peace":
Yitzhak Rabin in Washington
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Exhibition hanging at Sixth & I Synagogue for Elie Weisel's lecture, 2006
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Leah Rabin visiting the exhibition in West Bloomfield, Michigan, 1997 |
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The world remembers Yitzhak Rabin as a former general who exchanged his military uniform for a diplomat's suit and as the Prime Minister who gave his life to further the peace process.
The exhibition consists of twenty-five framed photographs with accompanying labels. The photographs chronicle Rabin's life and work in the nation's capital where he served as Israel's Ambassador to the United States from 1968 to 1973. Co-sponsored by the Embassy of Israel.
Components
Twenty-five framed photographs
- Two: 16"x14"
- One: 26"x22"
- Nineteen: 17"x20"
- Three: 20"x17"
Twenty-seven labels
- Two: 20"x16"
- One: 16"x11.5"
- Twenty-four: ranging from 2.5"x8" to 4"x8"
Fees
$500 plus shipping and installation; negotiable
Previous Venues
Boston Consulate
Providence Public Library
Peninsula Jewish Historical Society (Newport News, VA)
Adas Israel Congregation (Washington, D.C.)
Akron Jewish Community Center (Akron, OH)
Southern Georgia University (Statesboro, GA)
Beth Sholom Congregation (Miami Beach, FL)
Morningstar Arts Center (Savannah, GA)
Temple Israel (West Bloomfield, MI)
For more information on exhibition rental, contact David McKenzie at dmckenzie@jhsgw.org or (202) 789-0900. |
