Albrecht Dürer introduced a unique sense of originality to his prints by incorporating his monogram, while Andy Warhol redefined the concept of multiple originalities through his innovative use of the silkscreen technique. The history of printmaking, which began with the advent of printing technology, has evolved through various methods and the concept of limited editions, establishing itself as an independent and distinguished domain within contemporary art. Furthermore, the development of photography has infused prints with a pure painterly quality, further enhancing their artistic value.

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Another Edition offers an opportunity to appreciate the works of seminal figures in Western art history. Visitors will encounter pieces by Marie Laurencin, known for her delicate watercolors of ethereal women, Alexander Calder, the American pioneer of the mobile, and the vibrant surrealist Joan Miró. The exhibition also features iconic works by Francis Bacon, Salvador Dalí, Andy Warhol, and Robert Indiana. It also highlights edition works that challenge traditional printmaking boundaries. Notable inclusions are Israel’s leading contemporary artist David Gerstein, who creates layered compositions by cutting steel, Christo, renowned for his monumental land art, and Sheila Gallagher, who employs the innovative eye-tracking technique in her graphic works. The exhibition also provides a significant opportunity to view prints by two central figures in contemporary Korean art, Lee Ufan and Lee Wal-jong. Another Edition not only celebrates the diversity and evolution of printmaking techniques but also underscores the medium's ongoing relevance and capacity for artistic expression.