
Media
A curated visual workspace for performance images, moving-image documentation and publication-ready material.
Documentation as an extension of the work.
The Media Workspace separates presentation assets from the wider documentary archive. Its purpose is to make images and video easier to review, identify, credit and prepare for professional use.
Only material already packaged in the current project is displayed here. Missing dates, photographer credits, production names and usage permissions remain explicitly marked for verification rather than being inferred.
Current visual record.
A focused presentation of the media presently available inside the Documentation Center.

Documentation Center introduction
A short moving-image introduction already integrated into the current project.
- Format
- MP4
- Duration
- 12 seconds
- Credit
- To verify
- Usage rights
- Not yet documented
The library prepared for expansion.
Four documentary families define how future material should enter the archive.
Performance photography
Stage images organised by work, year, venue, photographer and production context.
1 current assetMoving image
Trailers, excerpts, full documentation, studio footage and interviews.
1 current assetGraphic material
Posters, programmes, invitations and identity material linked to presentations.
Awaiting cataloguePortraits & studio
Professional portraits, rehearsal images and process documentation for editorial use.
Awaiting catalogueEvery asset needs a complete documentary identity.
Identification
Work, year, venue, event and people appearing in the image or film.
Credits
Photographer, filmmaker, performers, producer and commissioning context.
Rights
Permission status, publication restrictions and approved professional uses.
Technical record
Original filename, resolution, duration, aspect ratio and master-file location.
What still needs to be documented.
The current project does not yet contain enough verified information to present a complete visual archive or press-ready media kit.
- Confirm the work, date, location and photographer for the stage image.
- Confirm the author, production context and publication rights of the introductory film.
- Add original high-resolution masters rather than web derivatives where available.
- Catalogue posters, rehearsal images, portraits, interviews and complete performance recordings.
- Record captions and credits in consistent English and Hebrew forms.