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Visiting Indian artist creates stone altar that sings of Jerusalem’s religions

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Artist Vibha Galhotra spent three months in Jerusalem as part of Jerusalem International Fellows. She recorded each religious figure for her project, then built the round altar from slabs of creamy Jerusalem stone. The audio recorder embedded inside the altar plays a continual 45-minute loop of the sounds offered by the spiritual guides.

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Visiting Indian artist creates stone altar that sings of Jerusalem’s religions

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2 years ago·Jerusalem, Israel

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