On the Seam is a unique boutique museum which exhibits the finest art from Israel and abroad by leading contemporary artists, and discusses social, gender-oriented, ethnic and geographical issues, while emphasizing what connects us rather than what keeps us apart.<\/p>\n
Past exhibitions at the Museum, which was described by the National Geographic as \u201ca fascinating and unique museum\u201d, have dealt with themes of human rights, animal rights, ecology and sustainability, and the place of the individual, among others, in modern world.<\/p>\n
The Museum, which was selected by the CNN as \u201cone of Israel\u2019s 10 best museums\u201d, is located in a beautiful neo-classical building, built in 1932. During the years Jerusalem was divided (1948-1967), the house was turned into an Israeli military outpost situated on the border between Israel and Jordan, and was the only passage between the two parts of the divided city. During the battles of the 1967 war, the house suffered hits from shells and bullets that are apparent to this day.<\/p>\n
Address: Kheil ha-Handasa St 4, Jerusalem,<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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