The Gallery of All Things is an alternative exhibition space in the spirit of the 19th century “cabinet of wonders.” Boris Kravitz, illustrator and costume designer is exhibiting wooden toys, some of which are associated with childhood while others are not at all innocent or childish. Among his sculptures are warrior figures, animals, and a self-portrait on a matriyushka – nestling dolls. In the cabinet is a political work with the title a pun in Hebrew – Demolition Order / Turtle, a hybrid between a turtle and bulldozer used for demolition. Kravitz refers to his experience in Baka-al-Gharbiyeh visiting Arab farmers, and witnessing the demolition orders given to sheep-herding families in the northern Jordan Rift.