Documentation:

Yad Shniyah

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Published by:
Rachel Gordon Connelly
Published:
8/16/2010
Specs:
Standard / 8.25" x 10.75"
66 pages Perfect-bound
Category:
Art
Tags:
art, babies, baby, collaboration, distribution, dolls, fertility, Gordon & Gordon Art, infertility, installation, israel, jerusalem, Joseph Connelly, pregnancy, public art, Rachel Gordon

Yad Shniyah comes from a couple's 10 year journey through infertility.

For three years, the artist team Gordon & Gordon Art collected found clothing and transformed it into 1,111 dolls.

They are each keeping one. Nine were sent to immediate family members. One hundred were sent to people who have had an impact on them through the course of their lives or their fertility journey. Most went to family and friends. The rest were sent to 30 doctors and other professionals they met along the way.

One thousand dolls were delivered in Jerusalem on August 18th 2010, to be picked up be passers by.

Each doll is about 26 cm (10.5 in). Since the cloth came from so many different types of clothing, none are identical. But they all have a strong family resemblance to each other.

This catalogue contains photos of each of the 1,111 dolls, the letter that accompanied the dolls that were sent by mail, and photos of the process.

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