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Dor Guez

Wikipedia's first sentence called it “israeli photographer and video artist”. Today it says “jerusalemite artist of christian palestinian and tunisian jewish origin”. Sections present on October 6, 2023 no longer exist: “Bibliography”.
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Dor Guez ( Hebrew : דור גז) is a Jerusalem -born Israeli artist of Christian Palestinian and Tunisian-Jewish extraction, founder of The Christian Palestinian Archive. He lives and work in Jaffa and New York . Guez's photography , video , mixed media, and essays explore the relationship between art , narrative, and memory. Interrogating personal and official accounts of the past, Guez raises questions about contemporary art's role in narrating unwritten histories and re-contextualizing visual and written documents. Since 2006, his ongoing research focuses on archival materials of the region.1

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israeli photographer and video artist

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jerusalemite artist of christian palestinian and tunisian jewish origin

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