The Art
Art Photography — Books, Street & Exhibitions
Sharon Gabay's art world — fifteen years of street photography and human documentation, six photography books including “Jerusalemites”, and exhibitions shown at the Knesset, the UN headquarters in New York and the U.S. Congress. The books, the exhibitions, the store and press coverage — one gateway to the whole body of work.
Sharon Gabay's work has been shown at the UN headquarters in New York, the U.S. Congress and the Israeli Knesset, and his books are held in the permanent collections of the Library of Congress and the National Library of Israel. He is the author of six photography books.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions about the books & exhibitions
- What's special about the book “Jerusalemites”?
- “Jerusalemites” is Sharon Gabay's sixth photography book — a 304-page trilingual visual essay (Hebrew, English and Arabic) drawn from fifteen years of street photography in Jerusalem. It was released as a limited hardcover edition with a slipcase.
- How can I buy the books or fine-art prints?
- The books and signed prints are available in the official store on the site. You're also welcome to get in touch directly with any question before buying.
- Can I order a custom print size or a personal dedication?
- Yes. Alongside the standard sizes in the store, you can request a special print size or a personal dedication, and I'll get back to you with the details.
- What do the “Holocaust in the Village” and “At Eye Level” exhibitions show?
- “Holocaust in the Village” is a photographic testimony from Kibbutz Kfar Aza, and “At Eye Level” is a black-and-white portrait exhibition of people with disabilities. Both were shown in partnership with public bodies, alongside work exhibited at the Knesset, the UN and the U.S. Congress.
- Can I book an exhibition, a talk or a collaboration?
- Yes. You can get in touch about hosting an exhibition, a talk or a collaboration around the books and documentary projects — via the contact page.
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The books and signed prints are available in the official store, and for any question about the exhibitions, press or collaborations — I'm here.