The White City (Kikar Levana) is an environmental sculpture by Dani Karavan that sits in a park at the highest point in Tel Aviv (for more detailed information: http://www.gemsinisrael.com/e_article000047912.htm). Over the next few days I will post a series of photos of these amazing sculptures.
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I agree with your header about the city that never sleeps. I flew into Tel Aviv in the middle of the night in the summer of 1975 on a study abroad program and then spent 10 days in Jerusalem and the Galilee. Welcome to the DP family, Mandi, from East Lansing!
http://flying.my-expressions.com/eastlansing.html
Hi Mandi!
I'm so new too on this DP community. i'll check your blog to know more about Tel Aviv, i'm so curius!
Wellcome and greetings from madrid DP! :)
Hi there! Welcome to the daily photo family, from Stayton, Oregon, USA. You have some great photos so far... I look forward to seeing more.
Thank you all for the warm welcome.
Beautiful Sculpture!
A Big Welcome to the DP Family.
Greetings from Singapore!
You are awesome,
Ever thought about taking up photography?I love your pics so far and cant wit each day to open up the new one:)Cabt take the suspense!
sabbageorge
Minneapolis DP welcomes you! Look forward to seeing your city through your eyes!
Mandi, I already told you by email: I am really happy to greet someone from Tel Aviv among us.
Good luck on your blog ;)
In a city very close to Paris (named Cergy-Pontoise, a new town from the 1960's/70's) Dani Karavan is the creator of a huge art project: a 3 km long axis. Originally it was a wish of the urban planners to "structure the image" of this new town (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cergy-Pontoise).
See some pictures here:
http://www.cergypontoise.fr/sortir/axemajeur/site.php (in French)
See section "permanent work" and "axe majeur" on the artist's website: http://www.danikaravan.com
Great reaading this
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