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A Library of Your Own

​Female Scholars, Writers and Artists at the National Library

Encounters, Discussions, Film Screenings and Lectures

07-03-2019 | Thursday March 7th 19:00-21:00 | 30th of Adar

The National Library building

 

 



The woman with a tape-recorder: the story of Edith (Esther) Gerson-Kiwi, who pioneered the documentation and study of Israeli ethnic music

Tamar Zigman, the National Library's Music Department

19:00, 20:00

 

The songs of the women of the Atlas Mountains – Memories of the "Grand Arenas" transit camp in Marseille

Neta Elkayam, musician and artist

19:00

 

A portrait of a woman: a BookSurfing session dedicated to women and femininity

Hosted by Nitza Toledano and Dalit Williams

19:30


To participate in this BookSurfing event please register by email at: [email protected]


The incarnations of Potiphar's wife/Zuleikha: from evil temptress to spiritual hero

Dr. Raquel Ukeles, curator of the National Library's Islam and Middle East collection

19:00, 20:00

 

Where did the women disappear to during the Inquisition trials of the Anusim in South America?

Dr. Aliza Moreno, librarian of the Judaica Reading Room at the National Library

19:00, 19:30

 

A reading of the works of Leah Goldberg

Bilha Ben-Eliyahu, lecturer in literature at the Kerem Institute, David Yellin College, and Efrata College.

19:00, 20:00

 

A screening of the film: Alone - The Legend of Miriam Yalan-Shtekelis

Director: Reuven Brodeski

19:00, 20:00

 

They left their marks: the female illustrators who drew the books of our childhood

Dorit Gani, the National Library's Information and Reference Department

19:30, 20:30

 

Male, female, other: the librarian war over your gender identity

Ahava Cohen, head of the National Library's Hebrew Cataloguing Department

19:00, 20:00

 

Creating an entry: a workshop on enhancing and enriching Wikipedia entries on women

Orly Simon, head of Public Services at the national Library

19:00, 20:00

 

Letters of female writers and poets from the National Library archives

Dr. Yehosheva Samet Shinberg, the Humanities Center at the National Library

19:00, 20:00

 

Stars and grass: the graphic design works of Ali Gross

Ada Vardi, graphic designer and curator

19:30, 20:30

 

A pop-up library dedicated to women's writing

An open reading space with a selection of books written by women about women: literature, poetry, fiction, non-fiction and more
Throughout the evening

Throughout the evening

 

20 women, 20 questions: a digital quiz on female scholars, writers and artists

Solve and share – on your own, in couples, or in groups

Throughout the evening

 

 

 

 

 

 

• Tickets cost 25 NIS each
• Sessions will last between 20 and 90 minutes
• Each session will take place twice, at the respective times mentioned above
• Sessions will take place simultaneously in different locations in the Library
• A printed program containing information about the sessions, their schedules and locations will be distributed to participants on the day of the event