From a Review of an Exhibition of Seven Women Artists at the "Tower"

"Shira Chai is perhaps the most original and interesting of the seven women artists. She is exhibiting plexiglass umbrellas, on which are paintings and letters, which float in the 'Tower's' space,and which suggests a new feminine-artistic perspective which does not refrain from any method to convey a message of sensual experience. Images of different women appear on the transparent umbrellas, colored in soft pastels: a face in close up, a naked figure, a household article. Between the delicate paintings appear poems which Chai wrote to her little daughter: 'Rock-a-bye daughter tucked, under my arm nuzzling at my breast, miniature limbs wrap, 'round my neck rest on my hip, quivering lip, tear down her cheek, runny eyes, runny nose.'..."