-J.K.
BlueStar Fellows is a program of BlueStar www.bluestar.us.com. In June, 2013 a group of dedicated student Israel advocates from UC Santa Cruz, San Jose State, San Francisco State, Pitzer College and UCSB took a journey to Israel and blogged about their experiences.
Thursday, June 20, 2013
Israel's artistic culture and safety
The Rubin museum was a very interesting. The museum is dedicated
to Reuven Rubin, a Jew who immigrated to Israel and created a new type of art breaking
away from the traditional styles in Europe. His art became tart of the Jewish
community so he created the art of the Israel in a sense. Every single painting
of Rubin’s has a full backstory which I kept on tying back to the Independence
Hall and the overall history of Israel. I thought it was very cool that the
time Rubin arrived in Tel Aviv it was still brand new. I remember from his self-portrait,
he said that Israel was just desert and
he painted that but going back to the independence museum it ties back to seeing the picture of the 40 families gathered around the desert to start the
well-known city of Tel Aviv. An observation I made in the past 2 days a lot of
military helicopters around the beach constantly going back and forth every few
minutes. Seeing those helicopters I see how strict and tight Israel’s security
is and it shows that Israel is ready to protect its people.
-J.K.
-J.K.
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