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Exhibition “The Line That Holds: Cartographies of the Seen and Unseen” | at Museum On The Seam, Jerusalem

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Exhibition
“THE LINE THAT HOLDS:
CARTOGRAPHIES OF THE SEEN AND UNSEEN”
Museum On The Seam
4 Kheil ha-Handasa St., Jerusalem

From 16 October 2026

La mostra si articola attorno a quattro temi centrali: Il corpo come territorio; Memoria e desiderio; Confini e fratture; Mondi immaginati e nuove cartografie.

The group exhibition “The Line That Holds: Cartographies of the Seen and Unseen” brings together Italian and Israeli artists around the themes of maps, borders, identities, and memory. Alongside official cartographies, the works on display propose other ways of mapping the world, tied to the body, memory, migration, uprooting, and imagination.

The exhibition is organized around four central themes: The Body as Territory; Memory and Desire; Borders and Fractures; Imagined Worlds and New Cartographies.

Participating artists: ANN RUTH FACKTOROVICH, ANNA RUSSO, AVI YAIR, AVNER SHER, CARLA CHIUSANO, DADO SCHAPIRA, DAFNA SHALOM, DANIELLE FELDHAKER, DIANA PINTALDI, ELIAHOU ERIC BOKOBZA,  ENRICO T. DE PARIS, EZIO GRIBAUDO, FARID ABU SHAKRA, FRANCESCA DUSCIÀ, GALIA ARMELAND, GIANNI DEPAOLI, ISABELLA MANDELLI, KARAM NATOUR, MAYA SMIRA, NERI CECCARELLI, RICCARDO GUSMAROLI, RONEN SHARABANI, SHAI AZOULAY,   STEFANO BRESSANI, SULY BORNSTEIN WOLFF, TALIA YEMINI, TSIBI GEVA, YUVAL YAIRI

Curated by Vera Pilpoul & Ermanno Tedeschi

Opening: Friday, October 16, at 12:30 PM

Museum on the Seam | Socio-Political Contemporary Art Museum

4 Kheil ha-Handasa St., Jerusalem
Opposite the Shivtei Israel Light Rail Station

On view from October 16, 2026 to March 31, 2027

Opening Hours
Monday & Wednesday: 10:00 AM–5:00 PM
Thursday: 2:00–8:00 PM
Friday: 10:00 AM–2:00 PM
Other times by appointment

Image: Vortex, by R. Gusmaroli (2026)

  • Organized by: Museum on the Seam, Jerusalem; Italian Cultural Institute in Tel Aviv; Acribia