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Jerusalemites — The Photography Book
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About the book
“Jerusalemites” is Sharon Gabay's sixth photography book — a 304-page visual essay distilling 15 years of street photography in Jerusalem. The book is a human archive of the city: not its stones, but its people — the faces, the moments, and the human mosaic of religions, cultures and communities living side by side.
It is printed to museum standard — hardcover, 170gsm matte coated paper and a premium finish. A trilingual edition in Hebrew, English and Arabic, so that everyone who holds it — from every community — is invited in.
This is a collector's book. Printed in a limited edition, each copy is part of a documented archive of contemporary Jerusalem.
For more on the world behind the book, read about Jerusalem street photography.
Specifications
- Pages
- 304
- Format
- 28×25 cm
- Binding
- Hardcover, matte finish
- Paper
- 170gsm matte coated (museum standard)
- Languages
- Hebrew, English, Arabic
- Edition
- Limited
What people say about the book
Thank you, dear Sharon Gabay, for this mission you carried out with talent, with professionalism, and above all with an immense love for Jerusalem.
You are such a unique photographer. You have the ability to photograph the soul of the people, and in this book, one can see the soul of Jerusalem. It is an amazing and important book that deserves to be distributed globally.
Sharon doesn't just photograph the Western Wall, the walls and the stones, but the human fabric that gives Jerusalem its soul. Thank you, Sharon, for building a living archive of Jerusalem — not only as it looks, but as it feels.
An important book like no other.
A masterpiece. A one-of-a-kind work of art.
This book is stunning. A precise blend of Jerusalem — its landscapes, its people, its colors.
The book is truly perfect. Profound, moving, and aesthetic. A new perspective on Jerusalem I had never seen before.
I have never seen a book like this, or anything similar done about Jerusalem.
The books are BEAUTIFUL! What an accomplishment and a gift for Jerusalem.
Want to go deeper into “Jerusalemites”?
The book distills 15 years of street photography in Jerusalem. Read the full story, or invite the “Jerusalemites” exhibition to your space.
