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Him too? Oz Almog's concise Index judaeorum, A chronicle of a cultural obsession
Published by Jüdisches Mus. d. Stadt Wien
ISBN 10: 3901398287 ISBN 13: 9783901398285
Jewish Museum, Viena (a.o.), 1999. Softcover. 14x14 cm. Portraits in colour, painted by Oz Almog. With short biographies. 264 pp. Good attractive copy.Rare l On first free endpaper in pen: Amsterdam / Joods Historisch Museum / 7 april 2003. Spine slightly discoloured. Him Too?? Chronicle of a Cultural Obsession (400 portraits of famous Jewish personalities, 1999) represents Oz Almog's artistic analysis of hidden forms of anti-Semitism and, in the same time, radical de-construction of The Artist as a phenomenon. After being shown at the Jewish Museum Vienna, the installation continued to Israel, Germany and the Netherlands.
