CHIHULY IN THE LIGHT OF JERUSALEM DVD

As a tribute to the new millennium, Dale Chihuly leads a team that includes Americans, Israelis, and Palestinians in mounting sixteen large-scale installations in Jerusalem's ancient Tower of David. The exhibition draws over 1 million visitors, and its amazing success prompts Chihuly to return to Jerusalem with sixty-four tons of Alaskan ice to create the symbolic Wall of Ice.

Chihuly in the Light of Jerusalem marks not only Chihuly's formal gesture of gratitude to the land that gave birth to glassmaking 4,000 years ago, but also a turning point in his understanding of glass and the limitless possibilities that lie within it.



Chapter 1:     Glass, plastic, water, and ice
Chapter 2:     The Tower of David Museum
Chapter 3:     Jerusalem Cylinders
Chapter 4:     Drawing in Jerusalem
Chapter 5:     Blue Tower
Chapter 6:     Crystal Mountain
Chapter 7:     Hebron glass factory
Chapter 8:     Jerusalem Wall of Ice

Special Features:
Chihuly in the Light of Jerusalem Trailer
Jerusalem Wall of Ice Trailer
Hebron Vessels
Japanese Floats
Jerusalem Cylinders

Directed by Peter West and produced by Portland Press,
2004 Portland Press (original VHS © 2000 Portland Press).
All rights reserved.
Length: 60 minutes, with an additional 30 minutes of special features.
International Users: NTSC Multiplayer DVD System Required.

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• For more images and information about the exhibition,
  go to Chihuly in the Light of Jerusalem 2000.
  
• This DVD is also available as part of the Chihuly DVD Collection.