Worth a visit if you are interested in local and global socio-political issues and modern art. Generally this museum is a worthwhile visit whatever the specific exhibition is but I understand from looking at the back catalogue that some exhibitions can be much better than others; therefore maybe worth checking the website out first to see what is being shown.... More

This is a museum that gives one a feel for what it was like when Jerusalem was a divided city, between 1948 and 1967. One is in a house that stood along the border (the seam) between the Jordanian occupied east and the Israeli west. One gels the terror of shots fired on the Israelis, the danger of life in... More

This museum addresses global socioeconomic issues, but also includes local artists from a variety of backgrounds and perspectives. The view from the museum's roof is a stunning vantage point to see the 2 sides of the city. A good way to engage more deeply with the region's challenges. More

A place designed to force people to think. Some people learn alot, others get angry and walk out. Neutrality is not an option. More