Showing posts with label Festival. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Festival. Show all posts
September 16, 2022
May 21, 2017
November 11, 2016
Little White World Kite - 2016
Flying the signed Little White World Kite at the annual Kite Flying event at the Art Garden of the Israel Museum in Jerusalem. The kite is flying over Robert Indiana's renowned giant sculpture "אהבה".
May 29, 2015
April 11, 2015
October 15, 2014
30th Afifoniyada - Israel Museum, Jerusalem 2014
This summer marks our 30th year of kite building!!
It all started in summer of 1985 which also marked the Israeli Museum's first "Afifoniyada" - a kite festival and kite making competition.
It all started in summer of 1985 which also marked the Israeli Museum's first "Afifoniyada" - a kite festival and kite making competition.
Bandana Delta over Henry Moore's Vertebrae
Israel Museum, Jerusalem 2014
October 11, 2014
One Sky One World - Israel 2014
We organized this year's OSOW meet at a beach-side park in Jaffa. The weather was wonderful and the sky was full of kites.
For the event, we created a new kite with the OSOW logo in Hebrew.
For the event, we created a new kite with the OSOW logo in Hebrew.
Location:
פארק מדרון יפו/נמל יפו, Tel Aviv-Yafo
August 31, 2013
December 28, 2012
Canadian Maple Leaf Kite Project - 2012
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(via Bernard Fournière) |
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photo credit: Patrice Roberge |
Maple Leaf Kite - Made for the 2012 Dieppe France International Kite Festival, as part of CVCF - AKA joint project for comemoratring the 70th anniversary of “Operation Jubilee” frequently called “the Canadian landing in Dieppe”, as 80% of the troops involved were from Canada during WWII
October 13, 2012
February 5, 2011
October 13, 2007
September 30, 2007
Kite Connections Fly High
Old friends from around the world gather to share enthusiasm at international event. By Aaron Besecker from The Buffalo News:
...On the third day of the event, which started Thursday in Niagara Falls State Park, all colors and shapes of kites filled the skies above Reservoir State Park.
At the other end of the kite string were other fliers.
Eli and Shula Shavit, who came from Jerusalem, have been traveling internationally to kite festivals since the mid-1980s.
Flying kites always has been a family activity, said Eli Shavit, whose daughter, Keren, lives in Buffalo. They try to make it to two international festivals a year, Eli Shavit said.
Like many Israeli youngsters, Shavit said he made kites as a child. He got involved again after buying a how-to book in Sacramento, Calif.
“The colors and shapes against the blue skies — there’s nothing better than this,” he said.
September 27, 2007
Niagara International Kite Festival - 2007

Here's a short article from the Buffalo Rising newspaper about it, featuring our Bols:
Once again, the kite fliers at LaSalle Park struck gold. The winds could not have been better (that's coming from a casual observer), and though the attendance was low (being a weekday and all), spirits and the kites were flying high. This year there were some crowd favorites that included two gigantic low flying circular color wheels, along with the infamous Berkeley Kite Wrangler 'Octopile'. The winds were blowing so well that the creatures danced across the sky while being chased by an oversized scuba diver, who in turn was being shadowed by a couple of small sharks. The sight was something to behold.
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