Books
“When a time comes that your'e world is dark, open up a book and see another world.”
Smadar, a 61-year-old kibbutz member, married and a mother of three, embarks on a spiritual and research journey in the jungles of northern Peru as part of her postdoctoral studies.
She seeks out shamanic Ayahuasca ceremonies — now experiencing a revival — which attract people searching for healing from suffering, depression, illness, or addiction...
Tati the doll is the little girl’s closest friend — her playmate and confidante, the one she shares all her secrets with.
One day, her uncle from Brazil comes to visit and brings along an elegant bride doll.
The new doll stirs tension and jealousy between the girl and Tati, leading to an outburst of anger...
Ram from Beit Yanai goes down to the seashore and builds animals out of sand after the birth of his new baby brother.
His mother is very busy with the infant, and Ram — who becomes attached to the buffalo, the snake, and the gerbil he has sculpted — shares with them his feelings of loneliness and jealousy toward his brother.
Before the annual sand-sculpting competition for adults, held every Passover on his local beach, Ram reveals his secret creations to his father...
A research and theory book that explores contemporary women artists from the Western world who dared to rebel against the male-defined image of the female body.
These artists presented bodies that are non-ideal, that refuse to please the male gaze, bringing to the forefront the active, fragmented, wounded, bleeding, and “impure” body.
The book is based on the author’s doctoral dissertation.
The book presents an interdisciplinary educational approach, a toolkit, and lesson plans developed by the author on the topic of creative education — integrating the arts into teaching and learning.
The approach was developed through many years of experience in the field of education, and the lesson plans have been taught to student teachers at the Kibbutzim College of Education...
