Sex in Israel
Judith Margolis
1995
A signed and numbered limited-edition (30), with text by David Margolis z"l.
Xerox printed on 100% cotton bond paper. The five, full-color illustrations are “tipped in” in the manner of old-fashioned art books. The cover is clear acetate and duct tape. A modern-day love triangle in which, by the way, there is no sex. The cover illustration includes a collaged fragment of a candy wrapper that reads “Dip the Swizzels Lolly in the Fizzy Powder,” which seems, obviously, to describe sex, right?
- Copies: 30
- Pages: 36
- Type of binding: Paperback
- Dimensions (cm): 15x23
- Type of printing: Xerox
- Publication: Bright Idea Books
- Place of publication: Los Angles, US
- Supported by: Commissioned by the Center for Jewish Culture and Creativity, Los Angeles
- Book photography: Leafing: Yair Meyuhas & Shiraz Grinbaum
Judith Margolis is an Israel-based American essayist and artist who makes paintings, drawings, artist's books, and multi-media collages. Much of her work explores tensions between consciousness, feminism, and religious ritual tradition. Since 2000, Margolis has been the Art Editor of Nashim: The Journal of Jewish Women's Studies and Gender Issues, published by Indiana University Press. She is the Creative Director of Bright Idea Books, which produces limited edition and unique artist's books. She lives and works in Jerusalem.