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October 25, 1996 - Image 150

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street scene and a grocery store
and looks at the legacies of the
Jewish community in Atlanta.
The second core gallery's ex-
hibition is called "Absence of Hu-
manity: The Holocaust Years."
The displays include pho-
tographs, documents, personal
memorabilia and family pictures.
There is a gallery for tempo-
rary shows, and the current one
is "Daughter of Zion: Henrietta
Szold and American Jewish
Womanhood." The show in-
cludes furniture, fine art, silver,
Judaica and more than 200 rare
archival images from collections
in the United States and Israel.
Operating under the auspices
of the Atlanta Jewish Federa-
tion, the museum is located at
1440 Spring St. Hours are Mon-
day to Thursday from 10. a.m.
to 5 p.m.; Friday from 10 a.m. to
3 p.m.; and Sunday from 1 p.m.
to 5 p.m. For information, call
(494) 873-1661.
These two museums have one
goal: to celebrate the rich saga of
Judaism of yesterday, today and
tomorrow in a dynamic way.



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A New Museum
In Old Jaffa

RUTH ROVNER

SPECIAL TO THE JEWISH NEWS

At first glance, the room looks
like the ideal setting for a me-
dieval banquet. It's a room with
a vaulted ceiling, thick stone
floor and massive banquet table
in the center.
But what is also striking
about the Knights Chamber, as
it is called, is the large and mod-
em bronze menorah which sits
on the table.
Other works of art also adorn
the Knights Chamber, including
an Egyptian sphinx with a small
bird perched on its head.
This blend of medieval am-
biance and modern art is part of
what makes the Ilana Goor Mu-
seum in Old Jaffa so intriguing.
Newly opened one year ago,
the museum is named for its
artist-owner, who is also an art
collector. She has transformed
her own private residence into
an art museum, displaying her
own work and her extensive col-
lection of other artists' works.
They are housed in a hand-
some stone building situated on
a hillside overlooking the
Mediterranean and the ancient
port of Jaffa. Inside, the build-
ing's design is equally striking,
with its arches, cloisters, sky-
lights, staircases, balconies. The
building is so distinctive that it
would be worth visiting in its
own right. But it also offers a
whole array of works of art —
sculptures, paintings, decorative
crafts, even furniture. ❑

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