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16/10/2026 – 26/02/2027

THE LINE THAT HOLDS
Cartographies of the Seen and Unseen

A pencil line drawn on a map in 1948 marked the ceasefire line in Jerusalem, passing right along the edge of the building where the Museum on the Seam is located today. From this starting point, the exhibition examines mapping as an act of classification and control, memory, imagination, and resistance.
This exhibition has been made possible with the support of the Italian

Institute of Culture, Tel Aviv.

Avi Yair, Thoughts on The Land of the Gazelle, 2012
Dan Allon, Untitled, 2026

26/02/2027 – 16/10/2026

Nuclear Family

In the exhibition "Nuclear Family" Allon unfolds a visual diary depicting the daily life of a young family within a reality of ongoing threat. The expressive oil-pastel drawings pit the routine of the family unit in constant tension against the anxiety and vulnerability emerging from the imagery. Within the exhibition space, the personal story is deconstructed and rebuilt through the use of words and sound clips, reflecting the private gaze outward into a shared experience where the personal and the public, the intimate and the threatening, coexist.

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