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" Hanukkah lasts just eight days, but the display of menorahs in Daniel Libeskind&amp;#039;s latest exhibition at The Jewish Museum could go on forever. Libeskind, a Warsaw-born architect and designer known for his work in helping rebuild the World Trade Center, has chosen nearly 40 Hanukkah lamps from the museum&amp;#039;s vast collection of more than a thousand, for &amp;quot;A Hanukkah Project: Daniel Libeskind&amp;#039;s Line of Fire.&amp;quot; Each menorah is thoughtfully displayed on Libeskind&amp;#039;s &amp;quot;Line of Fire&amp;quot;\u2014a zigzagging, red platform meant to represent the unexpected turn of events in Jewish history, a recurring theme in his work. The show is a celebration of freedom\u2014both religious and creative\u2014a point made by the diverse styles of the menorahs, among them Richard Meier&amp;#039;s tin-coated copper lamp and Karim Rashid&amp;#039;s neon green design.  &amp;quot;A Hanukkah Project: Daniel Libeskind&amp;#039;s Line of Fire,&amp;quot; through January 30, 2011. The Jewish Museum, 1109 5th Ave. at 92nd Street, New York, NY, 212-423-3200; theJewishMuseum.org. Check out our photo gallery to see more menorahs on display. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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